Linear inequalities
Types of exercises: linear inequalities, linear inequalities: contradictions and identities, the smallest or largest integer satisfying an inequality.
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Solve the inequality. Which answer is correct?
2x − (−x + 20) > 3(x − 9)
Solve the inequality
4x + 2 < −6x − 58
Give the smallest integer that satisfies the inequality.
(2x − 6)/3 − (3x − 1)/4 ≤ −2
Solve the inequality. Which answer is correct?
5(x − 1) + 9 > −x + 16
Solve the inequality
9x − 2 > 8x − 12
Give the largest integer that satisfies the inequality.
(x − 5)/2 + (x − 1)/6 < 5
Solve the inequality. Which answer is correct?
3(x − 4) − 9 ≤ 3x − 27
Solve the inequality
−2x + 8 > −3x + 14
Give the largest integer that satisfies the inequality.
(3x − 8)/2 + (2x + 8)/3 ≤ 3
Solve the inequality. Which answer is correct?
3(x + 9) − 1 > 3x + 23
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