English, 13.07.2019 18:00 haleyzoey7

Hi i have a quiz and i already got 1 question can anyone me? lesson 9: solving one-step inequalities math 6 b unit 5: graphing, equations, and inequalities. this is for connexus aka connections academy. 1. solve the equation. 3x – 3 = –18 (1 point) x = –7 x = –5 x = –3 x = 5 2. solve the equation. – 6 = 14 (1 point) r = 40 r = 34 r = 20 r = 16 3. solve the equation. 12 + 4m = 24 (1 point) m = 9 m = 8 m = 3 m = –6 4. no more than 12 people can enter the haunted house every 10 minutes. which inequality represents the situation? (1 poin a < 12 a 12 (my answer) a > 12 a 12 5. choose the graph that shows the solution of the inequality on the number line. c < –1 (1 point) 6. which inequality represents the solution shown on the graph? (1

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