Question

How do I even do number 14 and what is the answer?

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

1/4 r+7≥6

Step 2: Subtract 7 from both sides.

1/4 r+7−7≥6−7

1/4 r≥−1

Step 3: Multiply both sides by 4.

4*(1/4r)≥(4)*(−1) r≥−4

Answer:

r≥−4

Answer 2

Start by solving the inequality for r.  You do this like you would solve any other two step equation:

*Subtract 7 from both sides*

r/4≥-1

*Multiply both sides by 4*

r≥-4

To graph this, you will start at -4.  You need to determine whether you will draw an open or a closed circle at -4.  An closed circle is drawn when the inequality is greater than or equal to (it includes the value at the circle).

Draw a closed circle at -4.

Next, you need to determine which way to draw the arrow.  If it is greater than, you draw an arrow to the right; if it is less than, the arrow is to the left.

Draw an arrow to the right.

Hope this helps!