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3(x-1)≤ ½(x+1) -6. Topic is Linear inequalities ​

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Answer:


x\le \:-1

Explanation:


3\left(x-1\right)\le (1)/(2)\left(x+1\right)-6


3x-3\le \:-(11)/(2)+(1)/(2)x


3x\le \:-(5)/(2)+(1)/(2)x\\


(5)/(2)x\le \:-(5)/(2)


5x\le \:-5


x\le \:-1

x = -1

3(-2) ≤ ½(0) - 6

-6 ≤ 0 - 6

-6 ≤ -6

This is true.

x = -2

3(-3) ≤ ½(-1) - 6

-9 ≤ -½ - 6

-9 ≤
-(13)/(2)

This is also true.

Therefore, x ≤ -1.

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