Three times the square of a number is greater than a second number. The square of the second number increased by 6 is greater than the first number. Which system of inequalities represents these criteria?
0 xz>y and y2 + 6 o *x2>y and y2 +6>x
• 3x2 > y and y2 + 6>x
O 3x2 > y and y2 +6
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I think the answer is a that’s my opinion

To put the expressions in order from least value to greatest, we have to plug in the values for a and b first. Then, we must follow order of operations (parentheses, exponents, multiply, divide, add, subtract) to evaluate the expressions. Here's how:

a = 2, b = 5

Farthest left:

The value for the expression to the farthest left is 27.

Middle left:

The value for the expression to the middle left is 4.

Middle right: 

The value for the expression to the middle right is 17.

Farthest right:

The value for the expression to the farthest right is 15.

Now, we can order the values (27, 4, 17, and 15) from least to greatest:
4<15<17<27
Since we know which expressions equal those values, we can swap them in and order them appropriately:


Therefore, the answers are:
1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 

Hope this helps!