Oh, dude, it's like saying that any number you plug in for x will work. It's like having a party where everyone's invited - no exclusions, man. So, if the math problem says "all values of x are solutions," it's basically saying, "Come on in, any number will do the trick."
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Well, isn't that just a happy little concept? When we say "all values of x are solutions," we're simply saying that no matter what number we choose for x, it will satisfy the equation or inequality we're working with. It's like a big group hug for numbers, reminding them that they're all welcome and appreciated in the mathematical world.
If you mean: 3x squared -11x -20 = 0 Then: x = -5 or x = 4/3
An open statement is a sentence that contains a variable , such as x. The solution set for an open sentence is the set of values that when substituted for the variable make a true statement. The members of the solution set are called solutions. Examples: x = 2. Solution set is {2} solution is 2. x2 - 5 = 4 Solution set is {-3, 3 } solutions are -3 and 3. x > 0 Solution set = {x " x > 0 } That is all positive numbers. Every positive number is a solution. There are some finer points that I did not mention such as the possibility of more than one variable and limitations on the values that allowed in the substitutions.
If the value (not mean value) of y is related negatively to the value of x then larger values of x are associated with smaller values of y.
It could be the x-axis.
Given a situation, what are the possible values of X is what it is asking.