Mathematics, 17.11.2020 01:00 jzoda7318
Amy claimed that all numbers for x that are greater than -3 make the following
inequality true. Which best describes her statement?
2 - 3x > 11
A.
She is correct, and there are no other numbers that make the inequality true.
B.
She is correct, but there are also other numbers that make the inequality true.
She is incorrect; some numbers greater than -3 make the inequality false.
C.
D.
She is incorrect; all numbers greater than -3 make the inequality false.
Answers: 2
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