Question

Which number line represents the solution of 4 - 3x > 13?

Answer 1

Answer:

x<-3

Step-by-step explanation:

• given, 4 - 3x > 13

adding 3x on both sides,

4>13+3x

subtracting 13 from both sides,

4-13>3x

-9>3x

dividing both the sides by 3,

-3>x

therefore solution: x<-3

• the required graph is shown in the attachment
• so any x value lesser than -3 satisfies the inequality. [ y can be any value]
• since you have asked about which number line, take y=0 and then it will be x-axis with values lesser than -3. this is the required number line.