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Question

In $13-22,$ solve each equation or inequality. Each solution is an integer. 
$$
5 y-1 \geq 2 y+5
$$

Joshua Utley · Accepted Answer

okay were as to solve the following inequality. For why and so what I&#x27;m gonna start by doing is adding a one toe both sides of my inequality. Inequality signs have certain properties that are different from equal signs. But with addition, it&#x27;s the same rule you just add and subtract on both sides. And so you&#x27;d be left with five. Why is greater than or equal to two? Why plus six? And from here I would subtract two y from both sides, and I would be less with three y is greater than or equal to six. And then I can divide by three on both sides and leave me with why is greater than or equal to two and you&#x27;re done.

Joshua Utley · Answer

there has to solve for why And so the first step here I&#x27;m going to do is I see I have a bunch of wise over here and not so many over here. So my plan here is to subtract a why from both sides of this equation. So I get zero plus 12 is equal to for why minus four. And then from here I can add a four toe both sides of my equation because I have minus four plus four. And so what I&#x27;m left with is zero and then in four wide plus zero is equal to 12 plus four, which is 16. Now that I have four. Why equal to 16? I can just divide by four on both sides. Which leaves need that. Why must be equal to four.

Aditya Sood · Answer

solve each in quality or equation. Each solution isn&#x27;t integer seven X plus five is equal to four X plus 23. We wantto isolate the variable X, and our first step in doing so will be to subtract five from both sides. So we get seven. X is equal to four X plus 18. Now to get all the exes on the left hand side we want is a crack for X from both sides. So we get three exes, you go to 18. Our last step is to get rid of the coefficient of X, and we can do so by dividing it by three by dividing by three, we get three X over three and in this case that threes We&#x27;ll just cancel out and we get is equal to 18 over three. So we get access equal to 18 over three or X is equal to six

Aditya Sood · Answer

Hello, everybody. Today we&#x27;re going to be solving this inequality and each solution is an integer so Oh, our inequality is nine plus two is less than or equal to seven way. So our first step is going to bring all the very both on the left hand side. So we want to subtract both sides by seven way. So we get to why plus two is less than or equal to zero. Uh, to get only the very well on the left hand side, we want subtract votes, that&#x27;s my neck by positive too. So we get to why is less than or equal to negative too. Lastly, to get wide by itself, we want to divide both sides by two. So we get why is less than or equal to a negative one. And since this is an inequality, we are going to be writing it as a domain. So this, uh, notation here means that the all values from negative infinity to negative one our solutions to this inequality and the next thing to notice it&#x27;s important is that, uh, this right over here, this is a square bracket, which just means that the negative one itself is also a solution to this inequality. So any negative one is included within the solution set

Aditya Sood · Answer

Hello. Everybody solve each equation or inequality. Each solution is an integer. So, uh, this isn&#x27;t inequality right over here, and it is to X for three is less than extra 15. So our first step is going to be to isolate the variables, to bring them all to the left hand side, are to a side in this case, is going to the left hand side and to eventually get it by itself on that side. So we want to subtract by ex both as the ex. So we get expert three is less than 15. Now, to get X myself on the left hand side, you want subtract both sides by three. So you get X is less than 12. Since this is inequality, the solutions to this inequality are all integers less than 12. And so a way of expressing this would be right here. This is the domain of X, And so ah, fancy What is essentially just a fancy way of writing that, uh, all values from negative infinity to 12 are solutions to this inequality. And one thing to notice is this right? Here it is a apprentices, which means that 12 itself is not included. So, uh, it&#x27;s from negative Infinity to 12 not including 12

Joshua Utley · Answer

All right, We&#x27;re asked to solve this equation. This inequality for ex Excuse me. And so what I&#x27;m going to do and it looks like, accidentally I made a slight type of when writing this down. This should just be minus three here. You should not be an X there. Excuse me. All right. So the way I choose to do this is I would add two x thio each side. I was gonna leave you in minus three, greater than or equal to 12 plus three acts, and then he&#x27;s attract 12 over. So you&#x27;re gonna have minus three and minus 12 is minus 15 greater than or equal to three X, and then you&#x27;ll have X less than argue books it right here. And my five. Yeah.

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In $13-22,$ solve each equation or inequality. Ea…

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In $13-22,$ solve each equation or inequality. Each solution is an integer.
$$
5 y-1 \geq 2 y+5
$$

Answer

$y \in[2, \infty)$

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