Answer:
1. Number line 2
2. Number line 1
3. Number line 4
4. Number line 3
Step-by-step explanation:
1. x – 99 ≤ -104
Solving by adding +99 on both sides
x - 99 +99 ≤ -104 +99
x ≤ -5
Number line 2 represent x ≤ -5
2. x – 51 ≤ -43
Adding +51 on both sides
x -51 +51 ≤ -43 +51
x ≤ 8
Number line 1 represent x ≤ 8
3. 150 + x ≤ 144
Adding -150 on both sides
150 + x -150 ≤ 144 -150
x ≤ -6
Number line 4 represent x ≤ -6
4. 75 < 69 – x
Adding +x on both sides
75 + x < 69 -x +x
x < 69 -75
x < -6
Number line 3 represent x < -6
1) Negative five
-5 x 4 = -20
2) Negative eighty
-80 / -4 = 20
3) Negative 1/5
(-1/5) x (-20) = 4
4) Negative eighty
(-80) / 4 = -20
The answers are:
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[B]: "√12 " ; AND:
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[D]: "<span>√20" .
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Note: "Irrational numbers" have decimals that are: 1) non-terminating; AND: 2) non-repeating.
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Consider the answer choices given; and consider the given information that there "should be no more than one answer.
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Consider the following answer choices:
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Choice A) "</span><span>√9" = 3 . Rule out this choice.
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Choice C) "</span><span>√16" = 4 . Rule out this choice.
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Choice E) "</span><span>√25" = 5. Rule out this choice.
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We are left with 2 (two) remaining answer choices:
[B]: "</span>√12" ; and: [D]: "<span>√20" .
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If there are more than one answer, then these two choices should be the correct answer. However, let us explore these two choices, using a calculator.
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[B]: </span>"√12" = 3.4641016151377546
[D]: "√20" = 4.4721359549995794
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These two answer choices should the correct answers.
Answer:
n ≥ -4
Step-by-step explanation:
-3/4n ≤ 3
-4/3(-3/4n) ≤ 3(-4/3)
n ≥ -12/3
n ≥ -4
CHECK:
correct
-3/4(-4) ≤ 3
12/4 ≤ 3
3 = 3
correct
-3/4(5) ≤ 3
-15/4 ≤ 3
-3.75 < 3
incorrect
-3/4(1) ≤ 3
-3/4 is not ≤ 3
