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Which values of k are solutions to the inequality? k>12 Select each correct answer.

A. k = 11.9
B. k = 12.1
C. k = 13.0
D. k = 19.9
E. k = 10.2

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k > 12

A. k = 11.9 → 11.9 > 12 FALSE

B. k = 12.1 → 12.1 > 12 TRUE

C. k = 13.0 → 13.0 > 12 TRUE

D. k = 19.9 → 19.9 > 12 TRUE

E. k = 10.2 → 10.2 > 12 FALSE

User Jridyard
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Answer:

Option B , C and D are correct.

The values of k are 12.1 , 13.0 and 19.9

Explanation:

Given the inequality:
k > 12.

The boundary point is not included when the inequality is less than '<' or greater than '>', and is represented by an open circle on the boundary point.

Also, the arrow goes to the right when the inequality symbol is greater than (>) or greater than equal
\geq.

since, the inequality
k > 12 as shown in figure below;

The solution of k which satisfy k > 12 are;

12.1 , 13.0 and 19.9 .

Which values of k are solutions to the inequality? k>12 Select each correct answer-example-1
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