Question

The solution set to 6 + 2n > 12 is n > 3. Which are correct representations of this solution? Select two options.

{n | n < 3}
{n | n ≥ 3}
A number line going from negative 5 to positive 5. An open circle appears at positive 3. The number line is shaded from positive 3 to positive 5.
A number line going from negative 5 to positive 5. An open circle appears at positive 3. The number line is shaded from positive 3 to negative 5.
(3, ∞)

Answer 1

The correct representations of this solution are

• (d) A number line going from negative 5 to positive 5. An open circle appears at positive 3. The number line is shaded from positive 3 to negative 5.
• (e) (3, ∞)

How to determine the solution set?

The inequality is given as:

6 + 2n > 12

The solution is given as:

n > 3

When the above inequality is represented as an interval, we have:

(3, ∞)

Also, the inequality symbol > is represented using an open circle.

This means that the number line would use an open circle and the arrow would point right

Hence, the correct representations of this solution are (d) and (e)

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