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9. -10(c + 3) + 4c = 90

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Consider the given inequation,


-10(c+3)+4c\ge90

Resolve the parenthesis first,


\begin{gathered} -10(c)-10(3)+4c\ge90 \\ -10c-30+4c\ge90 \end{gathered}

Adding the like terms,


\begin{gathered} (-10+4)c-30\ge90 \\ -6c-30\ge90 \end{gathered}

Add 30 both sides,


\begin{gathered} -6c-30+30\ge90+30 \\ -6c\ge120 \end{gathered}

Divide both sides by -6, note that the inequality gets reversed when multiplied or divided by a negative number,


\begin{gathered} (-6c)/(-6)\leq(120)/(-6) \\ c\leq-20 \end{gathered}

Thus, the solution set for the given inequation is,


c\in(-\infty,-20\rbrack

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