Q. Solve for x.3x−8≤23 OR −4x+26≥6Choose 1 answer:(A) x≤331(B) x≤5(C) 5≤x≤331(D) There are no solutionsㄷ) All values of x are solutions
Solve First Inequality: First, let's solve the inequality 3x−8≤23. To isolate x, we need to add 8 to both sides of the inequality. 3x−8+8≤23+83x≤31 Now, divide both sides by 3 to solve for x. x≤331
Solve Second Inequality: Next, let's solve the inequality −4x+26≥6. To isolate x, we need to subtract 26 from both sides of the inequality. −4x+26−26≥6−26−4x≥−20 Now, divide both sides by −4 to solve for x. Remember that dividing by a negative number reverses the inequality sign. x≤5
Combine Inequalities: Now we have two inequalities from the compound inequality: x≤331 from the first inequality, and x≤5 from the second inequality. Since the original problem states "OR" between the two inequalities, we need to find the union of the solutions. The union of x≤331 and x≤5 is all x that satisfy either one or both of the inequalities. Since 5 is less than 331, the solution that encompasses both is x≤5.
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