Pregunta
Give the inequality equivalent to the following staternent about the number x. Geater then 1 and less than?
Select the correct choice below and fill in the answer bores to corplele your choice.
A. \( \square \leq x< \) \( \square \)
B. \( \pi \leq \) \( \square \) ar \( x \geq \) \( \square \)
C. \( \mathrm{x}< \) \( \square \) orx> \( \square \)
D. \( 1 \leq \) \( \square \) ary \( \square \)
E \( \square \) \(
Ask by West Gordon. in the United States
Feb 23,2025
Ask by West Gordon. in the United States
Feb 23,2025
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The correct choice is E: \( 1 < x < \) [upper bound].
Solución
We’re told that x “is greater than 1 and less than …” (with the upper bound not specified here). In standard inequality notation this “double‐bound” statement is written in the form
lower bound < x < upper bound.
Since the lower bound is 1, the compound inequality becomes
1 < x < [some number].
Looking at the answer choices, Option E has the form
□ < x < □
which is exactly the form we need. (Any answer choice that involves “or” or “≤” would not match the strict “greater than 1” and “less than [number]” conditions of the original statement.)
Thus, the answer is Option E: fill in the left box with 1 and the right box with whatever the upper number is. For example, if the statement were “x is greater than 1 and less than 10,” then the complete inequality would be
1 < x < 10.
So, using Option E is correct.
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To interpret the statement "greater than 1 and less than," we can suggest that \( x \) needs to be between two numerical boundaries. This means \( 1 < x < \) some upper value that we need to specify. The correct choice would be: E. \( 1 < x < \) \( \square \) Now, let’s fill in the blanks! If we say \( \square = 2 \), we arrive at the inequality \( 1 < x < 2 \). This indicates that x is specifically greater than 1 and less than 2, encapsulating the idea perfectly!

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