#solving inequality

[math-journal2]

Unit 2: Inequalites

Tips

Absolute Value

More Examples

Compound Absolute Value

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[raffaellopalandri]

Book of the Day – Upstream

Today’s Book of the Day is Upstream, written by Dan Heath in 2020 and published by Avid Reader Press / Simon Schuster. Dan Heath is a bestselling author, speaker, and researcher known for his work on business strategy, problem-solving, and decision-making. He and his brother Chip co-authored several influential books, including Made to Stick, Switch, and The Power of Moments. His works focus on…

[just-ray]

school is the only place where you can ask “so, can x be anything between 1 and -5 or is it everything between 1 and -5” and people will start laughing at you.

[ssaltlicker]

Honestly i have no idea how theyre gonna like. Handle vi canonically being an enforcer in LOL when she is this radical about it both in game AND in the show. Like she pretty much voices every criticism people bring up about her being an enforcer and has. Essentially no reason to change her stance at all. Like yeah theres caitlyn but shes already made it pretty clear that she isnt willing to forsake her morals for caitlyn so

My best guess is that in act 3 zaun and piltover will reach some kind of agreement and theres some dramatic reform in enforcers? Like zaun and piltover team up to focus on real problems instead of piltover just beating the shit out of zaunites for no reason. And IF thats the case i could see vi being the revolutionary for changing that force. That would make sense but like. Theyve got three episodes to have both a peace treaty AND a total police reform.

[taruruchi]

I THINK IK WHAT TO GIVE FOR TRICK OR TREAT NOW

[penelopelima]

Not true, if you kill enough billionaires and redistribute their wealth, you will solve the problem.

"killing billionaires wont solve the problem of wealth inequality" no but killing elon musk would solve the problem of elon musk

[a-god-in-ruins-rises]

Your IRS thing.

it is the most "profitable" agency in the government and is arguably among the most justified.

[9nid]

🧠 Master Graphical Applications of Quadratic Equations – Part 2 | JEE Series Part-15 | By 9nid

🎯 Introduction Quadratic Equations are one of the most tested and important topics in JEE Mathematics, and understanding their graphical behavior can make even the toughest questions feel easy! In Part-15 of the JEE Series by @9nid, we dive deeper into the Graphical Application of Quadratic Equations (Part-2) — focused on visualizing inequalities and interpreting expressions using…

[evilkitten3]

for as long as i can remember, my mom has hired people to help with various things, even before my dad got sick (i assume he was also part of the process prior to that but i don't really remember)

the things that need helping with at her place have changed over time, as have the people she hires (except the handyman. same guy for as long as i can remember), but if my 65yo working mom supporting two adult disabled children by herself (was gonna say single but. she does have a boyfriend. he's just not a parent to us, and my mom isn't a parent to his kid(s?)) while also dealing with her own health issues wants to hire people to make her life a little easier, i really don't think that's anyone else's business so long as she fulfills her role as employer properly (which she does, as far as i'm aware)

it IS true that, in my experience, the people providing those services tend to be people of color. all the cleaners i can remember were latina, most of the women (and i think just about all of the men) who helped out with my father were black, the babysitters i knew growing up were i think all (definitely mostly) from laos, etc. that's not really my mom's fault - she doesn't really control the demographics of the people who provide the services she needs.

what would change if my mom hadn't hired those people? well, it's hard to say for the individual workers themselves, but i can say that my mom's life would've gotten needlessly more difficult and stressful for no good reason, which would've hampered her ability to take care of her own needs as well as mine and my brother's (and dad's, before he passed). it's true that ideally no one would have to pick between any job or nothing, but unfortunately that's not the world we live in right now. hell, my mom retired briefly back when i was in high school, but she ended up starting work again bc. well. money (also bc she got bored)

[edusquaremaths]

🧠 Master Graphical Applications of Quadratic Equations – Part 2 | JEE Series Part-15 | By 9nid

🎯 Introduction Quadratic Equations are one of the most tested and important topics in JEE Mathematics, and understanding their graphical behavior can make even the toughest questions feel easy! In Part-15 of the JEE Series by @9nid, we dive deeper into the Graphical Application of Quadratic Equations (Part-2) — focused on visualizing inequalities and interpreting expressions using…

[mochapanda]

we need force fem now more than ever

[hussyknee]

@verycoolguy1917 the actual fuck are you talking about about. "The capitalists"— capitalism is a fucking system. I know Tankies think social justice is an MCU movie where you just gotta get rid of the Bad People, but also, that had nothing whatsoever to do with the post in the first place.

[get-more-bald]

i have an unreal hatred for oppo rancisis

[reblog-house]

Every time someone defends the mandatory use of school uniforms because it hides economic inequalities, I want to scream.

[familythings]

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[swallows-are-for-hope]

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