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Match the inequality to the number line that represents its solution.

Match the inequality to the number line that represents its solution.-example-1
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tile 1=pair 2
tile 2=pair 4
tile 3=pair 1
tile 4=pair 3
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Answer with explanation:

1)


(7x)/(9)>(-14)/(3)

On solving we get:


x>-6

Hence, the shaded region is to the right of -6 with open circle at -6.

2)


(-75x)/(4)>(225)/(2)

On solving we get:


-x>(225)/(2)* (4)/(75)\\\\\\-x>6

on multiplying both side of the inequality by -1 we get:


x<-6

Hence, the shaded region will be to the left of -6 and open circle at -6.

( Since, the inequality is strict)

3)


(x)/(4)\leq (-3)/(2)\\\\\\x\leq (-3)/(2)* 4\\\\\\x\leq -6

The graph of this will be shaded region to the left of -6 and closed circle at -6.

Since the inequality is an inequality with a equality sign.

4)


(2x)/(3)>(-16)/(3)\\\\\\x>(-16)/(3)* (3)/(2)\\\\\\x>-8

Hence, the graph is a number line with shaded region to the right of -8 and open circle at -8.

( Since, the inequality is strict )

Match the inequality to the number line that represents its solution.-example-1
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