Q. Solve for x.−7x+1≥22 OR −10x+41≥81Choose 1 answer:(A) x≤−4(B) x≤−3(C) −4≤x≤−3(D) There are no solutions(E) All values of x are solutions
Solving the first inequality: First, let's solve the inequality −7x+1≥22.Subtract 1 from both sides to isolate the term with x.−7x+1−1≥22−1−7x≥21Now, divide both sides by −7, remembering to reverse the inequality sign because we are dividing by a negative number.x≤−3
Solving the second inequality: Next, let's solve the inequality −10x+41≥81.Subtract 41 from both sides to isolate the term with x.−10x+41−41≥81−41−10x≥40Now, divide both sides by −10, again remembering to reverse the inequality sign because we are dividing by a negative number.x≤−4
Combining the inequalities: Now we have two inequalities:x≤−3 from the first inequality, andx≤−4 from the second inequality.Since we are looking for values of x that satisfy either inequality (this is an "or" problem), we take the union of the two sets.The solution set is all x values that are less than or equal to−3, which includes all x values that are less than or equal to −4.
Final solution set for x: The final solution set for x is x≤−3, because this includes all the values that are also less than or equal to −4.
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