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Which number is a solution of the inequality 8 – 14b ≥ 27?

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Answer:


b\leq -(19)/(14)

Explanation:

First, write out the equation as you have been given it:


8-14b\geq 27

Now, subtract 8 from both sides:


8-8-14b\geq 27-8\\-14b\geq 19

Now, divide both sides by -14 and flip the inequality sign since we are dividing by a negative:


(-14b)/(-14) \geq (19)/(-14)\\b\leq -(19)/(14)

The highest solution to the inequality is -19/14, and any number lower will also work.

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