A rectangle has a base length of 14 inches and an unknown height, h. The area of the rectangle is less than 56 square inches.

Which inequality represents the possible values of h, the height of the rectangle?

on-14> 56

14-h <56

14h> 56

14h <56

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Rylee Wilkerson

Mathematics

13 April, 15:06

A rectangle has a base length of 14 inches and an unknown height, h. The area of the rectangle is less than 56 square inches.

Which inequality represents the possible values of h, the height of the rectangle?

on-14> 56

14-h <56

14h> 56

14h <56

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Talan Morgan · Answer 1

14h <56

Step-by-step explanation:

The area of a rectangle is given by

A = bh

We know the area is less the 56

bh <56

The base length is 14

14h <56

A rectangle has a base length of 14 inches and an unknown height, h. The area of the rectangle is less than 56 square inches.Which inequality represents the possible values of h, the height of the rectangle?on-14> 5614-h <5614h> 5614h <56

A rectangle has a base length of 14 inches and an unknown height, h. The area of the rectangle is less than 56 square inches.

Which inequality represents the possible values of h, the height of the rectangle?

on-14> 56

14-h <56

14h> 56

14h <56