Math problem

NobodyAnyone

NobodyAnyone

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Hey guys,

Can someone plz solve this a algebra problem for me? I solved it on paper but I don’t know how to explain it in words.


Graph the two inequalities:
3x+2<5
2(x−4)≤5x+1
Which of the statements are true and why?


There is a set of numbers that is a solution to both inequalities.
Both inequalities have infinite solutions.
The two inequalities have no common solutions.
None of the statements are true
 

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NobodyAnyone said:
Hey guys,

Can someone plz solve this a algebra problem for me? I solved it on paper but I don’t know how to explain it in words.


Graph the two inequalities:
3x+2<5
2(x−4)≤5x+1
Which of the statements are true and why?


There is a set of numbers that is a solution to both inequalities.
Both inequalities have infinite solutions.
The two inequalities have no common solutions.
None of the statements are true
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the problem asks you to graph the inequalities . Did you ? Please show us.
 
Nope. The problem asked you to draw two inequalities, but clearly you only posted one.
 
Subhotosh Khan said:
Great!

Now look at the work that you have attached in OP. Compare the results with your graph s.

Do those match (individually) with the graph?
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Yes, I think the answer is going to be:
There is a set of numbers that is a solution to both inequalities. Correct or not?
 
NobodyAnyone said:
Yes, I think the answer is going to be:
There is a set of numbers that is a solution to both inequalities. Correct or not?
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You have:

NobodyAnyone said:
There is a set of numbers that is a solution to both inequalities.
Both inequalities have infinite solutions.
The two inequalities have no common solutions.
None of the statements are true
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Which other statement/s could also be true?

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