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For how many integer values of g is 6<3g<12 ?

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Answered by rojasharashani
2

Answer:

2<g<4

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by ushmagaur
0

Answer:

Only for 1 integer value of g is 6 &lt; 3g &lt; 12.

Step-by-step explanation:

Consider the inequality as follows:

6 &lt; 3g &lt; 12

To find: Integer values of g such that g lies between 6 and 12.

Case1. For negative integer.

Suppose g=-1,

6 &lt; 3(-1) &lt; 12

6 &lt; -3 &lt; 12 which is not possible.

A -ve integer cannot lie between 2 +ve integers.

Thus, for negative integer, inequality 6 &lt; 3g &lt; 12 does not hold.

Case2. For positive integer.

1) For g=1,

6 &lt; 3(1) &lt; 12

6 &lt; 3 &lt; 12 which is not possible.

As the number 3 cannot be greater than 6.

2) For g=2,

6 &lt; 3(2) &lt; 12

6 &lt; 6 &lt; 12 which is not possible.

As the number 6 must be equal to itself.

3) For g=3,

6 &lt; 3(3) &lt; 12

6 &lt; 9 &lt; 12 which is true.

4) For g=4,

6 &lt; 3(4) &lt; 12

6 &lt; 12 &lt; 12 which is not possible.

As the number 12 must be equal to itself.

Observe that after g=4, the middle value in the inequality exceeds the number 12, which makes the given condition false.

Case3. For integer 0,

6 &lt; 3(0) &lt; 12

6 &lt; 0 &lt; 12 which is not possible.

As the number 0 cannot be greater than 6.

Therefore, only for 1 integer value of g is 6 &lt; 3g &lt; 12.

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