If is a real number that satisfies both and , what is the least possible integer value of ?
- A-3
- B2
- 3Cevap
- D-8
- E8
Cevap
The least possible integer value of is 3.
Solving leads to . Subtracting 5 gives , and dividing by (flipping the inequalities) yields . Next, solving gives , which upon dividing by (and flipping the inequality sign) gives . Combining these two requirements yields . The integer values satisfying this inequality are 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8. The least possible integer value among these is 3.
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Anahtar Kavram
Solving systems of linear inequalities involving absolute values and correctly applying sign-flipping rules when multiplying or dividing by negative quantities.
Alternatif Yöntem
Test integer candidates directly: for , , which is not strictly less than 1. For , (valid) and (valid), confirming 3 is the smallest integer solution.
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