Solve for x. -6 x+14<-28 \quad OR 9x+15≤−12Choose 1 answer:(A) x≤−3 or x>7 (B) -3 \leq x<7 (C) x<7 (D) There are no solutions(E) All values of x are solutions
Q. Solve for x.−6x+14<−28 OR 9x+15≤−12Choose 1 answer:(A) x≤−3 or x>7(B) −3≤x<7(C) x<7(D) There are no solutions(E) All values of x are solutions
Solving the first inequality: First, let's solve the inequality -6x + 14 < -28.Subtract 14 from both sides to isolate the term with x.-6x + 14 - 14 < -28 - 14-6x < -42Now, divide both sides by −6. Remember that dividing by a negative number reverses the inequality sign.x > 7
Solving the second inequality: Next, let's solve the inequality 9x+15≤−12.Subtract 15 from both sides to isolate the term with x.9x+15−15≤−12−159x≤−27Now, divide both sides by 9.x≤−3
Combining the solutions: Now we have two parts of the solution from the two inequalities:x > 7 from the first inequality, andx≤−3 from the second inequality.Since the original problem states "OR" between the two inequalities, we combine the solutions.The solution set is all x such that x > 7 or x≤−3.
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