Which set of values makes the inequality n > - 5 true?

{-5, - 5.5, - 6}

{-5, - 4.5, - 3)

{-6,0,5}

{-6, - 7,-8}

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Reid Erickson

Mathematics

1 September, 16:22

Which set of values makes the inequality n > - 5 true?

{-5, - 5.5, - 6}

{-5, - 4.5, - 3)

{-6,0,5}

{-6, - 7,-8}

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Aimee Rosario · Answer 1

all false

Step-by-step explanation:

n > - 5

{-5, - 5.5, - 6} False cannot = - 5 (all are greater than or equal to - 5)

{-5, - 4.5, - 3) False cannot = - 5

{-6,0,5} False cannot = - 6

{-6, - 7,-8}False these are less than - 5

Which set of values makes the inequality n > - 5 true?{-5, - 5.5, - 6}{-5, - 4.5, - 3){-6,0,5}{-6, - 7,-8}

Which set of values makes the inequality n > - 5 true?

{-5, - 5.5, - 6}

{-5, - 4.5, - 3)

{-6,0,5}

{-6, - 7,-8}