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Solve for x.

5x – 10 > 20 or 5x – 10 ≤ –15

A. –5 ≤ x < 6
B. –1 ≤ x < 6
C. x ≤ –5 or x > 6
D. x ≤ –1 or x > 6

User Huong
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Answer:


\text{The solution is }x \leq -1\text{ or }x > 6

Explanation:

Given the two inequalities


5x - 10 > 20\text{ or }5x - 10 \leq -15

we have to solve the above two for x.


5x - 10 > 20

Adding 10 on both sides


5x>20+10


5x>30

Divide throughout by 5, we get


x>(30)/(5)=6


\text{second inequality:}\thinspace 5x - 10 \leq -15


5x - 10 \leq -15

Adding 10 on both sides


5x \leq -15+10


5x\leq -5


x \leq -1

hence, the solution is


x \leq -1\text{ or }x > 6

which is required solution.

Option D is correct.

User Nashir Uddin
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I'm going to go with letter D.
User Md Azaharuddin Ali
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