Write an inequality to describe the region is x < 0 < 3
Inequalities in three dimensions:
When an inequality representing a region in three dimensions contains only one of the three variables, then the other two variables have no restrictions. We use inequalities to describe solid regions in three dimensions.
Answers and Explanation:
The y z - plane is represented by the equation x = 0
As the region is between this plane and the vertical plane x = 3, we will get the inequality 0 < 0 < 3
Thus, the desired inequality is
0 < 0 < 3.
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You would need to isolate the "X" variable because it is common in all 3 equations.
Let the number be x
(3/7) x = t
I can't think of anything useful to add to this. How about an example?
Let x = 49
(3/7) x = t
(3/7) * 49 = t seven will go into 49
3 * 49 = t
t = 147
