Final answer:
To solve the inequalities (1)/(5)x+7<=11 and -(1)/(5)x-7>=-11, isolate x in each inequality. Combine the solutions to find the shared solution.
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve the inequalities (1)/(5)x+7<=11 and -(1)/(5)x-7>=-11, we can start by isolating x. Let's solve the first inequality:
(1)/(5)x+7<=11
Subtract 7 from both sides:
(1)/(5)x<=4
Multiply both sides by 5 to remove the fraction:
x<=20
Now let's solve the second inequality:
-(1)/(5)x-7>=-11
Add 7 to both sides:
-(1)/(5)x>=-4
Multiply both sides by -5 to remove the fraction and reverse the inequality:
x<=20
Therefore, the shared solution for the two inequalities is x<=20.