A chemical solution in a laboratory has an initial volume of milliliters and evaporates at a rate of milliliters per hour. A second chemical solution has an initial volume of milliliters and evaporates at a rate of milliliters per hour. After how many hours, , will the volume of the first solution be at most the volume of the second solution?
- Answer
- B
- Ct \ge 90
- Dt \le 90
- E
Answer
The correct solution is the set of values .
Translating the problem statement gives the inequality . Subtracting 50 from both sides and adding to both sides results in . Multiplying both sides by and reversing the inequality sign because of the negative multiplier yields the correct solution, .
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
Solving Linear Inequalities
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