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5y + 3y + 5 ≤ ‐2(2y + 4)
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5y + 3y + 5 ≤ ‐2(2y + 4)

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Answer:

y≤−13/12

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User The Tahaan
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Answer:

  • y ≤ -13/12 or y = (-oo, -13/12]

Explanation:

  • 5y + 3y + 5 ≤ ‐2(2y + 4)
  • 8y + 5 ≤ - 4y - 8
  • 8y + 4y ≤ -8 - 5
  • 12y ≤ -13
  • y ≤ -13/12
  • or
  • y = (-oo, -13/12]
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