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Oliga [24]
2 years ago
12

Please help me in questions 15 and 21 with their inequalities and graph

Mathematics
1 answer:
aleksklad [387]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

x >= 7 OR x < -8

n <= -3 AND n > -6

Step-by-step explanation:

15) 7x - 6 >= 43 OR 10x + 4 < -76

7x >= 43 + 6 OR 10x < -76 - 4

7x >= 49 OR 10x < -80

x >= 7 OR x < -8

you can draw based on this

for >= it is full dot for < it is like circle on the graph

you have to draw both x>= 7 , x < -8 on the same line because it is OR

so both ranges of x are possible

21) 3 + 2n <= -3 AND 1 - 3n < 19

2n <= -3 -3 AND -3n < 19 - 1

2n <= -6 AND -3n < 18

n <= -3 AND 3n > -18

n <= -3 AND n > -6

so it lies between -6 and -3

u can refer pictures below

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