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Question

Select the values that make the inequality start fraction, y, divided by, minus, 8, end fraction, ≥, 4−8y​≥4 true. Then write an equivalent inequality, in terms of yy.

-48	-40	-35
-33	-32	-31
-29	-24	-16

Answer 1

Isn’t the above solution missing a portion of the original equation?

Answer 2

Let's first rewrite the inequality 4 - 8y ≥ 4 in terms of y. This means we want to solve for y and leave it by itself on the left-hand side:

4 - 8y ≥ 4

-8y ≥ 0 [subtract 4 from both sides]

y ≤ 0 [divide both sides by -8; the inequality flips direction because we divided both sides by a negative number]

Therefore, y ≤ 0 is the equivalent inequality. From here, all you have to do is select the values in the table that are less than or equal to 0 because that would make the inequality true. From the looks of it, that would be all of them because all the values in the table are negative.

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