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Chapter 2: Q336. (page 184)

Solve the inequality, graph the solution on the number line and write the solution in interval notation:

m18鈮�-4

Short Answer

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m鈮�-72

[-72,鈭�)

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given information.

The following inequality is given:

m18鈮�-4

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Step 2. Solving the inequality.

Multiplying both sides of the inequality by 18

m18脳18鈮�-4脳18m鈮�-72

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Step 3. Graphing the solution on the number line.

The graph of the solution on the number line is presented below:

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Step 4. Writing the solution in interval notation.

In interval notation, the solution can be written as[-72,鈭�)

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