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<span>You have the following inequality given in the problem shown above:
(x^2-1)/(x^2+5x+4)</span>≤<span>0
1. To solve it, you must factor it and then you must make the study of the signs.
2. Once you do the proccedure mentioned above, you obtain the following solutions:
-4<x<-1
-1<x</span>≤<span>1
3. You can graph the inaquality given in the problem, as you can see in the figure attached.</span>
(x^2-1)/(x^2+5x+4)</span>≤<span>0
1. To solve it, you must factor it and then you must make the study of the signs.
2. Once you do the proccedure mentioned above, you obtain the following solutions:
-4<x<-1
-1<x</span>≤<span>1
3. You can graph the inaquality given in the problem, as you can see in the figure attached.</span>
Answer:
7miles
equations shown in work image below
work shown on the paper with more explanations because text is hard to write equations (sorry I used km but it is miles for your problem.)
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Step-by-step explanation:
For both d=r*t
Each bikes to others house and leave at the same time so for Tony,
11 = 30*t
t= 11/30 hours
for Gerry,
11 = 25*t
t= 11/25 hours
Comparing these, with LCD,
Tony's time is 55/150
Gerry's time is 66/150
So Tony got to Gerry's house 11/150 hours quicker than Gerry got to Tony's house.
Now they turn around and head back toward each other. If they leave at the same exact time, the elapsed time for each until they met would be the same so t (for tony) = t (for gerry), but Tony got a head start.
We start the stopwatch when Gerry turns around 11/150 hours after Tony has turned around. If Gerry's time to where they meet from Tony's house t(gerry), then Tony's time from Gerry's house is t(gerry) + 11/150
