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OpenStudy (anonymous):
Does the following look about right?
\[x\leq -\frac{6} {5}\|x>-\frac{1}{3} \]
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Does the following look about right?
\[x\leq -\frac{6} {5}\|x>-\frac{1}{3} \]
OpenStudy (me123):
yes
OpenStudy (me123):
is it infinity -1/3 or -1/3 infinity
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Well the result is from executing Reduce[5>-3x+4 or 10≤-5x+4,x] in Mathematica.
Have not solved inequalities manually for decades. Not sure where infinity figures into this problem. Is this your question or did someone else put you up to it?
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OpenStudy (me123):
this is my question from algebra
OpenStudy (me123):
it is multiple choice and one of the answers looks like this (00-5/6) upside down u (-1/3 -00)
OpenStudy (me123):
the 00 are infinity signs
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Looking back at the answer I would guess that -1/3 infinity is the answer because x has to be greater than -.033333 all the way to infinity if desired.
OpenStudy (me123):
Thank you
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