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Evaluate whether each value makes a true or false statement.
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Evaluate whether each value makes a true or false statement.

Evaluate whether each value makes a true or false statement.-example-1
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This is a false statement since when you plug in x as 11 and add it with 6 you get an answer of 17. Meaning 17 is not greater than or equal to 19.
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(11)+6 ≥ 19
17 ≥ 19
17 is not great or or equal to 19 so the statement is false
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