4 years ago

Solve the linear inequality 1/4x−1/2≤−3/4

2 answers:

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X equals 1 because you would add 1/2 to the other side to get x alone and then divide by 1/4 to leave x completely alone

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1/4x-1/2≤-3/4
+1/2 +1/2

1/4x≤-1/4
------- ----
1/4 1/4

x≤-1

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