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The distance, d, is greater than 5 miles. Write an inequality to represent the statement. How many solutions does the inequality represent?

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d>5 the inequality represents any number greater than 5
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Answer: The required inequality to represent the statement. will be :-


d>5, where d is distance in miles.

It has infinite number of solutions .

Explanation:

Given statement : "The distance, d, is greater than 5 miles. "

The required inequality to represent the statement. will be :-


d>5, where d is distance in miles.

d can be any value greater than 5 to infinity.

Thus,
d\ \varepsilon\ (5,\infty)

Therefore, It has infinite number of solutions since it does not have any upper bound.

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