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What is the maximum integer value that satisfies the inequality 5x - 11 < 43?
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What is the maximum integer value that
satisfies the inequality 5x - 11 < 43?

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Answer:

If you're asking for x it's 10

Explanation:

5x - 11 < 43

5x < 54

The maximum value of x is 10 (because 5x10<54)

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