What is the solution to −x≥−5

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What is the solution to −x≥−5

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Answer:

x≤5

Explanation:

When multiplying an inequality by a negative number, make sure to reverse the inequality signs. If -x has to be greater or equal to -5, then x has to be lesser or equal to 5

Giwrgos Tsopanoglou answered Nov 18, 2023

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