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Solve the following and describe what the solution would look like when graphed on a # line: −5 < 4x + 3 < 19

-2<x<4

Step-by-step explanation:

-5<4x+3<19 this is the same as -5<4x+3 AND 4x+3<19

-5<4x+3 subtract 3 on both sides and u get -8<4x

-8<4x Divide four by both sides and u get -2<x or x>-2.

For those of u who are confused when to switch the symbol < or > or etc, the rules are…

when u are dividing by a negative number then switch the symbol. For example, -16/-2 then switch symbol or 16/-2. When it’s -16/2 then don’t switch.

anyways.. the second equation: 4x+3<19 subtract 3 on both sides and u get

4x<16 then divide by 4 each side and u get x<4 if u wanna combine them both then it would be -2<x<4. On a number line, u would use an open circle that is not shaded for both numbers. Label -2 on the left side of zero and 4 on the right. Then connect the not shaded circles together on the number line. I hope u understand how to draw in my explanation if not then tell me and I’ll edit my response! :D

the answer is d

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the forst and 3rd

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