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3 years ago

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Annette [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

6 ≤x

Step-by-step explanation:

12 + 11/6x ≤ 5+3x

Subtract 11/6x from each side

12 + 11/6x - 11/6x ≤ 5+3x-11/6x

Subtract 5 from each side

12 + 11/6x - 11/6x -5 ≤ 5+3x-11/6x-5

7 ≤ 3x-11/6x

Get a common denominator

7 ≤ 18/6x-11/6x

7 ≤7/6x

Multiply each side by 6/7

6/7 *7 ≤ 6/7 *7/6x

6 ≤x

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