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3 years ago

5x - 1 1 - 2x3511.152<8+2

Physics

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zheka24 [161]3 years ago

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Answer:

x≥0

Explanation:

Let's find the critical points of the inequality.

−2x3511.152+5x−11=10

−2x3511.152+5x−11+−5x=10+−5x(Add -5x to both sides)

−2x3511.152−11=−5x+10

−2x3511.152−11+11=−5x+10+11(Add 11 to both sides)

−2x3511.152=−5x+21

−2x3511.152

−2=−5x+21/−2

(Divide both sides by -2)

x3511.152=5/2x+−21/2

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