How can I graph these linear enequalities on a solution set number line? 1) 8x-11 is less than equal to 3x-16 2) 4(x+1)+2 is greater than equal to 3x+6 3) 2x-11 is lee than -3(x+2) 4) 1-(x+3) is greater than equal to 4-2x 5) 1- x/2 is greater than 4 6) 3x is less than 3(x-2) 7) 8(x+1) is less than equal to 7(x+5) +x

How can I graph these linear enequalities on a solution set number line? 1) 8x-11 is less than equal to 3x-16 2) 4(x+1)+2 is greater than equal to 3x+6 3) 2x-11 is lee than -3(x+2) 4) 1-(x+3) is greater than equal to 4-2x 5) 1- x/2 is greater than 4 6) 3x is less than 3(x-2) 7) 8(x+1) is less than equal to 7(x+5) +x

Intermediate Algebra

19th Edition

ISBN:9780998625720

Author:Lynn Marecek

Publisher:Lynn Marecek

Chapter3: Graphs And Functions

Section3.4: Graph Linear Inequalities In Two Variables

Problem 282E: Explain why, in some graphs of linear inequalities, the boundary line is solid but in other graphs...

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