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Is $t = -11$ a solution to the inequality below? $\newline$ $-12 > t$ $\newline$ Choices: $\newline$ (A) yes $\newline$ (B) no

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Identify solutions to inequalities

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Q. Is

t = -11

a solution to the inequality below?

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-12 > t

\newline

Choices:

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(A) yes

\newline

(B) no

Understand the inequality: Understand the inequality $\newline$ The inequality $-12 > t$ means that $t$ must be a number less than $-12$ .
Substitute value of t: Substitute the value of $t$ $\newline$ Substitute $t = -11$ into the inequality to check if it satisfies $-12 > t$ . $\newline$ $-12 > (-11)$
Compare values: Compare the values $\newline$ Since $-11$ is not less than $-12$ , the inequality $-12 > -11$ is not true.
Determine solution: Determine if $t = -11$ is a solution $\newline$ Because $-11$ is not less than $-12$ , $t = -11$ is not a solution to the inequality $-12 > t$ .

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