a.
\A certain template is long.
Observe the table:
\Write an absolute value inequality for templates with each line color.
\Let represents the length for the part of a car.
Red:
\Rewrite the inequality is .
Blue:
\Rewrite the inequality is .
Green:
\Rewrite the inequality is .
b.
\Find the acceptable lengths for that part of a car if the template has each line color.
\The acceptable length for the part of the car if the template has red line color:
\ (The inequality)
(Add
to each side)
(Apply additive inverse property:
)
(Simplify)
The acceptable length for the part of the car if the template has blue line color:
\ (The inequality)
(Add
to each side)
(Apply additive inverse property:
)
(Simplify)
The acceptable length for the part of the car if the template has green line color:
\ (The inequality)
(Add
to each side)
(Apply additive inverse property:
)
(Simplify)
c.
\Graph the solution set for each line color on a number lines are
\Red: .
Blue: .
Green: .
d.
\Observe the graph,
\Find the tolerance of which line color includes the tolerances of the other line colors.
\Red;The red line color has the smallest tolerance, .
So, the other line colors would be well within their tolerances.
\a.
\Red: .
Blue: .
Green: .
b.
\Red: .
Blue: .
Green: .
c.
\Graph the solution sets are ,
and
.
d.
\Red color line includes the tolerances of the other line colors.