Chapter 2: Problem 22
Write the solution set in interval notation and graph it. \(x \geq-7\)
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Chapter 2: Problem 22
Write the solution set in interval notation and graph it. \(x \geq-7\)
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Discussion.
For which of the inequalities is the notation used correctly?
a) \(-2 \leq x<3\)
b) \(-4 \geq x<7\)
c) \(-1 \leq x>0\)
d) \(6
Explain why saying that \(x\) is at least 9 is equivalent to saying that \(x\) is greater than or equal to \(9 .\) Explain why saying that \(x\) is at most 5 is equivalent to saying that \(x\) is \(=\) less than or equal to \(5 .\)
Show a complete solution to each problem. GE profit. General Electric posted a third quarter profit of 44 cents per share. This profit was \(15.8 \%\) greater than the third quarter profit of the previous year. What was the profit per share in the third quarter of the previous year?
Solve each problem. Harold's mother, who lives across the street, is pouring a concrete driveway, 12 feet wide and 4 inches thick, from the street straight to her house. This is too much work for Harold to do in one day, so his mother has agreed to buy 4 cubic yards of concrete each Saturday for three consecutive Saturdays. How far is it from the street to her house?
Discussion For which real numbers m and n is each equation satisfied? a) \(|m-n|=| n-m\) b) \(|m n|=|m| \cdot|n|\) c) \(\left|\frac{m}{n}\right|=\frac{|m|}{|n|}\)
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