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Solving compound inequalities.

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Procedure:

0.


\begin{gathered} -x+5\le4 \\ -x+5\le4 \\ -x\le\: -1 \\ \mleft(-x\mright)\mleft(-1\mright)\ge\mleft(-1\mright)\mleft(-1\mright) \\ x\ge\: 1 \end{gathered}

Answer in interval notation: [1, ∞)

2.


\begin{gathered} 2x+3\ge-1 \\ 2x+3-3\ge\: -1-3 \\ 2x\ge\: -4 \\ (2x)/(2)\ge(-4)/(2) \\ x\ge\: -2 \end{gathered}

Answer in interval notation: [-2, ∞)

Final answer:


\lbrack1,\infty)

Summary:

0. We isolated ,x ,from the inequality by subtracting, multiplying, and dividing different numbers.

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1. We translated that inequality to interval notation

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