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Solve the inequality. Enter any fractions as reduced improper fractions. 4x ≤ -2/5(6x + 6) The solution is _____​

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Answer:

x≤ -3/8

Explanation:


4x\le \:-(2)/(5)\left(6x+6\right)\\

Expand ;


\mathrm{Expand\:}-(2)/(5)\left(6x+6\right):\quad -(12)/(5)x-(12)/(5)


4x\le \:-(12)/(5)x-(12)/(5)\\\\\mathrm{Add\:}(12)/(5)x\mathrm{\:to\:both\:sides}\\\\4x+(12)/(5)x\le \:-(12)/(5)x-(12)/(5)+(12)/(5)x

Simplify


(32)/(5)x\le \:-(12)/(5)\\\\Multiply \:both\:sides\:by\:5\\5*(32)/(5)x\le \:5\left(-(12)/(5)\right)\\\\Simplify\\32x\le \:-12\\\\Divide \:both\:sides\:by\:32\\(32x)/(32)\le (-12)/(32)\\\\Simplify\\x\le \:-(3)/(8)

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