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2 years ago

Graph the solution to this inequality on the number line.

Mathematics

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patriot [66]2 years ago

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Answer: Graph is below

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Explanation:

We divide both sides by -4 to isolate p. This will flip the inequality sign.

-16 > -4p

-16/(-4) < -4p/(-4)

4 < p

p > 4

The graph has an open hole at 4 and shading to the right. See below.

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