Which graph represents the following inequality?

[eddy2017]

Which graph represents the following inequality?

5z +plus 10 >greater than 0

 

[eddy2017]

I think I have to solve the inequality.
5z+10−10>0−10
5z>−10
5z/5 > -10/5
z= -2

I am stuck here. Don't know what to do with the result. how to use it to compare the graphed inequalities that have been given to me.

 

[BigBeachBanana]

5z/5 > -10/5
z= -2

You started with an inequality. How did you end up with an equal sign?
It should be z> -2.
Which number line represents all the value that is greater than -2?

 

[eddy2017]

Right. My bad. It is a >

Rectifying = First graph
A goes from -2 on ad infinitum so representing all the values greater than -2
Choice A

 

[lookagain]

Which graph represents the following inequality?

5z +plus 10 >greater than 0

The "+" stands for "plus" and ">" stands for "is greater than." Do not put them
together. You may/might write one as a sentence first then with the other
one as a follow-up:

5z plus 10 is greater than 0.

5z + 10 > 0

 

[eddy2017]

The "+" stands for "plus" and ">" stands for "is greater than." Do not put them
together. You may/might write one as a sentence first then with the other
one as a follow-up:

5z plus 10 is greater than 0.

5z + 10 > 0

Thank you, lookagain.

 

[eddy2017]

I think I have to solve the inequality.
5z+10−10>0−10
5z>−10
5z/5 > -10/5
z= -2

I am stuck here. Don't know what to do with the result. how to use it to compare the graphed inequalities that have been given to me.

z> -2

 

[Deleted member 4993]

z> -2

So what is your answer to the OP? What was the FIND for this OP?

 

[eddy2017]

So what is your answer to the OP? What was the FIND for this OP?

Graph A

Back in post # 5 I gave my answer.

Back in post # 5 I gave my answer.

I'll work on my last post tomorrow. Have all a great night!