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What is the solution to −2x+8≥4?

What is the solution to −2x+8≥4?
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What is the solution to −2x+8≥4?

User Sterls
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Answer:
x ≤
2

Explanation:


(-∞
,2]

Isolate the
variable by dividing each side by
factors that don't contain the
variable.

Solve for
x,

then you get the
inequality form:
x ≤
2

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