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Write an inequality for x that

would give this rectangle an
area of at least 246 it?.
8m
(2x + 4)m

Write an inequality for x that would give this rectangle an area of at least 246 it-example-1
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Question 1:

For this case we must solve the following expression:


\frac {k} {3} + 4-2k = -9k

Adding 9k to both sides of the equation we have:


\frac {k} {3} + 4-2k + 9k = -9k + 9k\\\frac {k} {3} + 4 + 7k = 0

Subtracting 4 from both sides of the equation:


\frac {k} {3} + 4-4 + 7k = -4\\\frac {k} {3} + 7k = -4\\\frac {k + 21k} {3} = - 4\\\frac {22k} {3} = - 4\\

Multiplying by 3 on both sides:


22k = -12

Dividing between 22 on both sides:


k = \frac {-12} {22}\\k = - \frac {6} {11}

Answer:


k = - \frac {6} {11}

Question 2:

For this case we have that by definition, the area of the rectangle is given by:


A = a * b

Where a and b are the sides of the rectangle.

If the area is at least
246ft ^ 2 we have:


A \geq246

That is to say:


8 (2x + 4) \geq246\\16x + 32 \geq246\\16x \geq246-32\\16x \geq214\\x \geq \frac {214} {16}\\x \geq13.375

Answer:


x \geq13.375

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