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Solve
28 - K _> 7(K - 4)

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Answer:

Solving the inequality
28-K\geq 7(K-4), we get
\mathbf{K\leq 7}

Explanation:

We need to solve the inequality
28-K\geq 7(K-4)

Using the BODMAS rule, first we will solve the bracket:


28-K\geq 7(K-4)\\28-K\geq 7K-28

Now, we will subtract 28 from both sides


28-K-28\geq 7K-28-28\\-K\geq 7K-56

Subtracting -7k on both sides


-K-7K\geq 7K-56-7K\\-8k\geq -56

Finally, divide both sides by -8 and inverse the inequality, as we are dividing with a minus digit.


(-8K)/(-8)\leq (-56)/(-8)\\K\leq 7

So, solving the inequality
28-K\geq 7(K-4) we get
\mathbf{K\leq 7}

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