4
Number of conifers
8
N
1
2
3
4
Mathematics, 26.03.2021 18:50, reggie1127
Number of apple trees
1
4
Number of conifers
8
N
1
2
3
4
5
(b) Wnte a formula for the number of apple trees in terms of n
Write a formula for the number of conifers in terms of n
1) Find the value of n for which the number of apples trees equals the number of conifers
ACTIVITY 2 - INEQUALITIES
An example of a <is 610, that is, 6 is less than 10.
3.
PL any positive number is added to both sides
of this inequality, will the Inequality sign
between 6 and 10 change? Glve at least three examples to support your answer.
2. If any negative number is added to both sides of this Inequality, will the sign between
6 and 10 change? Give at least three examples to support your answer.
If any positive number multiples both sides of this inequality, will the sign between 6
and 10 change? Glve at least three examples to support your answer.
If any positive number dides both sides of this inequality, will the sign between 5 and
10 change? Glve at least three examples to support your answer.
5.
# any negative number divides both sides of this inequality, will the sign between 6
and 10 change? Give at least three examples to support your answer.
If any negative number divides both sides of this inequality, will the sign between 6
and 10 change? Glve at least three examples to support your answer.
6.
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Number of apple trees
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Number of conifers
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Number of conifers
8
N
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2
3
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