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3 years ago

Name two things that are found in plant cell but not in an animal cell.

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maxonik [38]3 years ago

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Cell wall and Chloroplast which are found in Plant cell but not in animal cell.

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The function shown in the graph in the image attached below is $y=|x-4|$ .

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Inequalities are used to represent unequal expressions.

The solution set to $\mathbf{x \ge \frac{7}{16}}$ is: $[\mathbf{\frac{7}{16}, \infty)}$

The inequality is given as:

$\mathbf{x \ge \frac{7}{16}}$

From the inequality above, we have the following observation.

The value of variable x starts from 7/16 (inclusive)
The value of variable x has no end (i.e. infinity)

Because, 7/16 is inclusive of the values of x, we make use of the open square bracket i.e. [

We treat $\infty$ , as an exclusive value. So, we make use of the close parenthesis i.e. )

Hence, the solution set is: $[\mathbf{\frac{7}{16}, \infty)}$