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Which inequality is graphed below?

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D. the last answer choice

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Solve each equation. Leave the answer as an improper fraction. 16x2 = 49

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32x = 49
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Now since u said improper lets make 49/32 to mixed first, then improper
Lets divide 32 and 49 and we get 1 with a remainder of 17
1 17/32
Now that's the mixed fraction, so now lets lastly make it improper
1 * 32 + 17
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Which answer choice shows a solution set in which all values, when input for x, will be true?

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4th row will result in the greatest mean.

Step-by-step explanation:

We are asked to find the row with greatest mean from our given rows.

We will use formula $\bar{x}=\frac{\Sigma x}{n}$ , where,

$\bar{x}=\text{Mean}$ ,

$\Sigma x=\text{Sum of all data values}$ ,

$n=\text{Number of data points in sample}$

Let us find mean of each row using above formula.

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$\text{Mean of row 2}=\frac{3+3+4+3+2}{5}$

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