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1 year ago

Find the solution set of the inequality 5x+13≥−37

Mathematics

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viva [34]1 year ago

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The solution set of the inequality as given in the task content is; x ≥-10.

<h3>What is the solution set of the inequality?</h3>

It follows from the task content that the given inequality is; 5x+13≥−37.

On this note, the inequality can be solved as follows;

5x+13≥−37

5x ≥−37 -13

5x ≥−50

x ≥-10.

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