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(5)

we are given two inequalities

First:


6b-1\leq 41

we can solve for b

add both sides 1


6b-1+1\leq 41+1


6b\leq 42

divide both sides by 6

and we get


b\leq 7

Second:


2b+1\geq 11

subtract both sides 1


2b+1-1\geq 11-1


2b\geq 10

divide both sides by 2


b\geq 5

now, we can combine solution

and we get


b\leq 7


b\geq 5

we get


5\leq b\leq 7

or

[5,7]................Answer

(7)


3<2p-3\leq12

Add all the sides by 3


3+3<2p-3+3\leq12+3


6<2p\leq15

divide all the sides by 2


3<p\leq7.5.................Answer

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5. Solve ecah inequality separately:

a) Add to both sides of inequality
6b-1\le 41 number 1:


6b-1+1\le 41+1,\\ \\6b\le 42.

Divide this inequality by 6:


b\le 7.

b) Subtract from both sides of inequality
2b+1\ge 11 number 1:


2b+1-1\ge 11-1,\\ \\2b\ge 10.

Divide this inequality by 2:


b\ge 5.

c) If
b\le 7 and
b\ge 5, then
5\le b\le 7.

Answer 5:
5\le b\le 7.

7. Solve the double inequality
3<2p-3\le 12 by adding 3 annd dividing by 2:


3+3<2p-3+3\le 12+3,\\ \\6<2p\le 15,\\ \\3<p\le 7.5.

Answer 7:
3<p\le 7.5.


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