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What is the solution to the inequality d/7+ 4 ≤ 0?

(–∞, –28)
(–∞, –28]
(28, ∞)
[28, ∞)

User Dannark
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2 Answers

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Answer:

28, infinite

Explanation:

User Dunkelstern
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4 votes

Answer:

The solution to the inequality is (–∞, –28]

Option B is correct.

Explanation:

Given the inequality


(d)/(7)+4\leq 0

We have to find the solution to the inequality.


Inequality:(d)/(7)+4\leq 0

Subtracting 4 both sides


(d)/(7) \leq 0-4


(d)/(7) \leq -4

Multiply by 7 both sides


d\leq 7* -4=-28


d\leq -28

Hence, the solution of d is the values less than equals to -28 i.e

(–∞, –28]

Option B is correct.

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