Linear Inequalities and Absolute Value

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If xx is an integer that satisfies both ∣2x−3∣≤9|2x - 3| \le 9 and 5−3x−2>4\frac{5 - 3x}{-2} > 4, how many possible values of xx exist?

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Cevap: 2

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There are 2 possible integer values of xx (specifically x=5x = 5 and x=6x = 6).
Solving ∣2x−3∣≤9|2x - 3| \le 9 yields −3≤x≤6-3 \le x \le 6. Solving 5−3x−2>4\frac{5 - 3x}{-2} > 4 requires reversing the inequality sign twice (first when multiplying by −2-2, giving 5−3x<−85 - 3x < -8, and second when dividing by −3-3, giving x>133≈4.33x > \frac{13}{3} \approx 4.33). The integers satisfying both −3≤x≤6-3 \le x \le 6 and x>4.33x > 4.33 are 55 and 66, which gives exactly 2 possible values.

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Solve the absolute value inequality ∣2x−3∣≤9|2x - 3| \le 9.
−9≤2x−3≤9  ⟹  −6≤2x≤12  ⟹  −3≤x≤6-9 \le 2x - 3 \le 9 \implies -6 \le 2x \le 12 \implies -3 \le x \le 6.
An absolute value inequality of the form ∣u∣≤k|u| \le k unfolds into the compound inequality −k≤u≤k-k \le u \le k.
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Solve the linear inequality 5−3x−2>4\frac{5 - 3x}{-2} > 4.
5−3x<−8  ⟹  −3x<−13  ⟹  x>133≈4.335 - 3x < -8 \implies -3x < -13 \implies x > \frac{13}{3} \approx 4.33.
Multiplying or dividing an inequality by a negative number requires reversing the direction of the inequality sign at each step.
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Find the intersection of the two solution sets for integer values of xx.
The range of valid values is 4.33<x≤64.33 < x \le 6. The integers in this interval are x=5x = 5 and x=6x = 6.
Combining −3≤x≤6-3 \le x \le 6 and x>4.33x > 4.33 restricts xx to integer values strictly greater than 4.334.33 and less than or equal to 66.
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Count the valid integer values.
There are 2 integers (55 and 66).
Direct counting of the valid integer set {5,6}\{5, 6\}.

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Solving absolute value inequalities and compound linear inequalities with negative multipliers
Soru 42Soru →

If xx is a real number that satisfies both ∣4−x∣<3|4 - x| < 3 and 2x−15−3≤1\frac{2x - 15}{-3} \le 1, which of the following inequalities expresses all possible values of xx?

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Cevap: 6≤x<76 \le x < 7

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The inequality expressing all possible values of xx is 6≤x<76 \le x < 7.
The correct inequality is determined by finding the intersection of both given inequalities. The absolute value inequality ∣4−x∣<3|4 - x| < 3 simplifies to 1<x<71 < x < 7. The linear inequality 2x−15−3≤1\frac{2x - 15}{-3} \le 1 simplifies to x≥6x \ge 6 after reversing the inequality sign when multiplying by −3-3. Combining 1<x<71 < x < 7 and x≥6x \ge 6 yields the compound inequality stating xx is greater than or equal to 66 and strictly less than 77.

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Solve the absolute value inequality ∣4−x∣<3|4 - x| < 3.
−3<4−x<3  ⟹  −7<−x<−1  ⟹  1<x<7-3 < 4 - x < 3 \implies -7 < -x < -1 \implies 1 < x < 7.
An absolute value inequality ∣u∣<k|u| < k translates to −k<u<k-k < u < k. Multiplying or dividing by −1-1 flips the inequality signs.
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Solve the linear inequality 2x−15−3≤1\frac{2x - 15}{-3} \le 1.
2x−15≥−3  ⟹  2x≥12  ⟹  x≥62x - 15 \ge -3 \implies 2x \ge 12 \implies x \ge 6.
Multiplying both sides of an inequality by a negative number reverses the direction of the inequality sign.
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Find the intersection of the two solution sets.
1<x<71 < x < 7 and x≥6x \ge 6 combine to give 6≤x<76 \le x < 7.
Values of xx must satisfy both inequalities simultaneously.

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Solving systems of absolute value inequalities and linear inequalities, including sign reversal rules for negative multipliers.
Soru 43Soru →

If xx is an integer that satisfies both ∣3x−12∣≤15|3x - 12| \le 15 and ∣2x+4∣≥6|2x + 4| \ge 6, what is the sum of the maximum possible value of xx and the minimum possible value of xx?

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Cevap: 10

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The correct answer is 10.
Solving the first inequality ∣3x−12∣≤15|3x - 12| \le 15 yields −1≤x≤9-1 \le x \le 9. Solving the second inequality ∣2x+4∣≥6|2x + 4| \ge 6 yields x≥1x \ge 1 or x≤−5x \le -5. The values of xx that satisfy both constraints are those in the interval [1,9][1, 9]. Within this interval, the minimum integer value is 11 and the maximum integer value is 99. Adding these values together gives 1+9=101 + 9 = 10.

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Solve the bounded absolute value inequality ∣3x−12∣≤15|3x - 12| \le 15.
-15 \le 3x - 12 \le 15 \implies -3 \le 3x \le 27 \implies -1 \le x \le 9.
An inequality of the form ∣A∣≤B|A| \le B (where B≥0B \ge 0) unwraps to the compound inequality −B≤A≤B-B \le A \le B.
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Solve the boundary absolute value inequality ∣2x+4∣≥6|2x + 4| \ge 6.
2x + 4 \ge 6 \implies 2x \ge 2 \implies x \ge 1 ,or, or 2x + 4 \le -6 \implies 2x \le -10 \implies x \le -5$.
An inequality of the form ∣A∣≥B|A| \ge B (where B>0B > 0) splits into two separate cases: A≥BA \ge B or A≤−BA \le -B.
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Find the intersection of the solution sets from Step 1 and Step 2.
The intersection of [−1,9][-1, 9] and (−∞,−5]∪[1,∞)(-\infty, -5] \cup [1, \infty) is [1,9][1, 9].
To satisfy both inequalities simultaneously, xx must belong to both set [−1,9][-1, 9] and set (−∞,−5]∪[1,∞)(-\infty, -5] \cup [1, \infty).
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Identify the extreme integer values of xx and compute their sum.
\text{Minimum integer } x = 1, \quad \text{Maximum integer } x = 9; \quad 1 + 9 = 10.
The range of valid integer values for xx is all integers from 1 to 9 inclusive.

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Linear Inequalities and Absolute Value
Tahmini Süre:2m 0s
Soru 44Soru →

If xx is a real number that satisfies both ∣3−x∣≤5|3 - x| \le 5 and 2x−8−3≤−2\frac{2x - 8}{-3} \le -2, which of the following could be the value of xx? Indicate all such values.

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Cevap: 77; 7.57.5; 88

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The values 77, 7.57.5, and 88 satisfy both inequalities.
Solving ∣3−x∣≤5|3 - x| \le 5 gives −2≤x≤8-2 \le x \le 8. Solving 2x−8−3≤−2\frac{2x - 8}{-3} \le -2 by multiplying by −3-3 and reversing the inequality sign gives 2x−8≥62x - 8 \ge 6, or x≥7x \ge 7. Taking the intersection of both conditions yields 7≤x≤87 \le x \le 8. Among the choices, the values 77, 7.57.5, and 88 fall within this range.

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Solve the absolute value inequality ∣3−x∣≤5|3 - x| \le 5.
−2≤x≤8-2 \le x \le 8
Rewrite as a compound inequality −5≤3−x≤5-5 \le 3 - x \le 5. Subtracting 33 gives −8≤−x≤2-8 \le -x \le 2. Multiplying by −1-1 and reversing inequality signs yields −2≤x≤8-2 \le x \le 8.
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Solve the linear inequality 2x−8−3≤−2\frac{2x - 8}{-3} \le -2.
x≥7x \ge 7
Multiply both sides by −3-3, making sure to flip the inequality sign: 2x−8≥62x - 8 \ge 6. Adding 88 yields 2x≥142x \ge 14, so x≥7x \ge 7.
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Find the intersection of the two solution sets.
7≤x≤87 \le x \le 8
Combining −2≤x≤8-2 \le x \le 8 and x≥7x \ge 7 gives the range 7≤x≤87 \le x \le 8.
4
Test the given options against the combined range 7≤x≤87 \le x \le 8.
The values 77, 7.57.5, and 88 fall within [7,8][7, 8], while −1-1 and 44 do not.
Only numbers greater than or equal to 77 and less than or equal to 88 satisfy both conditions.

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Solving compound linear and absolute value inequalities, ensuring inequality signs are reversed when multiplying or dividing by negative numbers.
Soru 45Soru →

If kk is a real constant such that the inequality ∣2x−3∣+∣x+4∣≤k|2x - 3| + |x + 4| \le k has no real solutions for xx, which of the following inequality statements expresses all possible values of kk?

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Cevap: k<112k < \frac{11}{2}

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The statement expressing all possible values of kk is k<112k < \frac{11}{2}.
The function f(x)=∣2x−3∣+∣x+4∣f(x) = |2x - 3| + |x + 4| represents a continuous piecewise linear curve. Evaluating f(x)f(x) at its critical points x=−4x = -4 and x=32x = \frac{3}{2} yields f(−4)=11f(-4) = 11 and f(32)=5.5=112f\left(\frac{3}{2}\right) = 5.5 = \frac{11}{2}. Since the slope is −3-3 for x<−4x < -4, −1-1 for −4<x<32-4 < x < \frac{3}{2}, and +3+3 for x>32x > \frac{3}{2}, the global minimum value of f(x)f(x) across all real numbers is 112\frac{11}{2}. Consequently, the inequality f(x)≤kf(x) \le k has no real solutions if and only if kk is strictly less than this minimum value, leading to k<112k < \frac{11}{2}.

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Identify the critical points of the absolute value terms.
The terms ∣2x−3∣|2x - 3| and ∣x+4∣|x + 4| change behavior at x=32x = \frac{3}{2} and x=−4x = -4, respectively.
Absolute value functions f(x)=∣ax+b∣f(x) = |ax + b| reach zero and change slope at their roots.
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Evaluate f(x)=∣2x−3∣+∣x+4∣f(x) = |2x - 3| + |x + 4| at the critical points and analyze its piecewise behavior.
At x=−4x = -4, f(−4)=∣−11∣+∣0∣=11f(-4) = |-11| + |0| = 11. At x=32x = \frac{3}{2}, f(32)=∣0∣+∣112∣=112f\left(\frac{3}{2}\right) = |0| + |\frac{11}{2}| = \frac{11}{2}. For x<−4x < -4, f(x)=(3−2x)−(x+4)=−3x−1f(x) = (3 - 2x) - (x + 4) = -3x - 1. For −4≤x≤32-4 \le x \le \frac{3}{2}, f(x)=(3−2x)+(x+4)=−x+7f(x) = (3 - 2x) + (x + 4) = -x + 7. For x>32x > \frac{3}{2}, f(x)=(2x−3)+(x+4)=3x+1f(x) = (2x - 3) + (x + 4) = 3x + 1.
Because f(x)f(x) is a convex piecewise linear function that grows to ∞\infty as x→±∞x \to \pm\infty, its global minimum must occur at one of its critical points.
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Determine the global minimum value of f(x)f(x).
Comparing values, f(32)=112f\left(\frac{3}{2}\right) = \frac{11}{2} is smaller than f(−4)=11f(-4) = 11, so the minimum value of ∣2x−3∣+∣x+4∣|2x - 3| + |x + 4| for all real xx is 112\frac{11}{2}.
The function output is always greater than or equal to 112\frac{11}{2} for any real number xx.
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Apply the condition for no real solutions.
For ∣2x−3∣+∣x+4∣≤k|2x - 3| + |x + 4| \le k to have no solutions, kk must be strictly less than the absolute minimum value of the expression, so k<112k < \frac{11}{2}.
If k≥112k \ge \frac{11}{2}, there is at least one xx value (such as x=32x = \frac{3}{2}) satisfying the inequality.

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Minimizing Sums of Absolute Values and Boundary Conditions of Inequalities
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If xx is a real number that satisfies ∣3−2x∣≤9|3 - 2x| \le 9, what is the maximum possible value of ∣x−5∣|x - 5|?

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Cevap: 8

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The maximum possible value of ∣x−5∣|x - 5| is 8.
Solving ∣3−2x∣≤9|3 - 2x| \le 9 yields −9≤3−2x≤9-9 \le 3 - 2x \le 9. Subtracting 3 gives −12≤−2x≤6-12 \le -2x \le 6. Dividing by −2-2 and reversing inequality signs results in −3≤x≤6-3 \le x \le 6. To maximize ∣x−5∣|x - 5|, find the point in [−3,6][-3, 6] that is farthest from 5. Evaluating at the endpoints gives ∣−3−5∣=8|-3 - 5| = 8 and ∣6−5∣=1|6 - 5| = 1. The maximum possible value is 8.

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Solve the absolute value inequality ∣3−2x∣≤9|3 - 2x| \le 9.
−9≤3−2x≤9-9 \le 3 - 2x \le 9
By definition of absolute value, ∣u∣≤k|u| \le k means −k≤u≤k-k \le u \le k for k≥0k \ge 0.
2
Isolate −2x-2x by subtracting 3 from each part.
−12≤−2x≤6-12 \le -2x \le 6
Subtracting a constant from all parts preserves the inequality direction.
3
Isolate xx by dividing each part by −2-2.
−3≤x≤6-3 \le x \le 6
Dividing an inequality by a negative number flips the inequality signs.
4
Determine the maximum value of ∣x−5∣|x - 5| over the interval [−3,6][-3, 6].
Maximum occurs at x=−3x = -3, where ∣−3−5∣=8|-3 - 5| = 8.
The expression ∣x−5∣|x - 5| represents the distance from xx to 5 on the number line. The endpoint x=−3x = -3 is furthest from 5.

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Linear inequalities and absolute value as distance on a number line
Soru 47Soru →

If xx is an integer that satisfies both ∣2x+1∣≤7|2x + 1| \le 7 and 5−x−2<−1\frac{5 - x}{-2} < -1, how many possible values of xx are there?

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Cevap: 7

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There are 7 possible integer values of xx.
Solving ∣2x+1∣≤7|2x + 1| \le 7 yields −4≤x≤3-4 \le x \le 3. Solving 5−x−2<−1\frac{5 - x}{-2} < -1 requires flipping the inequality symbol when multiplying by −2-2, resulting in 5−x>25 - x > 2, which simplifies to x<3x < 3. Taking the intersection of −4≤x≤3-4 \le x \le 3 and x<3x < 3 gives the interval −4≤x<3-4 \le x < 3. The integers in this range are −4,−3,−2,−1,0,1,2-4, -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, totaling 7 integers.

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Solve the absolute value inequality ∣2x+1∣≤7|2x + 1| \le 7.
−7≤2x+1≤7  ⟹  −8≤2x≤6  ⟹  −4≤x≤3-7 \le 2x + 1 \le 7 \implies -8 \le 2x \le 6 \implies -4 \le x \le 3.
An absolute value inequality of the form ∣u∣≤k|u| \le k (for k≥0k \ge 0) expands to −k≤u≤k-k \le u \le k.
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Solve the rational inequality 5−x−2<−1\frac{5 - x}{-2} < -1.
5−x>(−1)(−2)  ⟹  5−x>2  ⟹  −x>−3  ⟹  x<35 - x > (-1)(-2) \implies 5 - x > 2 \implies -x > -3 \implies x < 3.
Multiplying or dividing an inequality by a negative number requires reversing the direction of the inequality sign.
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Find the intersection of the two solution sets and count integer solutions.
−4≤x<3-4 \le x < 3. The integer values satisfying this inequality are −4,−3,−2,−1,0,1,2-4, -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, which gives a total of 7 integer values.
The solution must satisfy both conditions simultaneously.

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Solving combined linear and absolute value inequalities while correctly reversing inequality signs when multiplying or dividing by negative values.
Tahmini Süre:1m 30s
Soru 48Soru →

If xx is a real number that satisfies the inequality ∣3x−3∣≤9|3x - 3| \le 9, which of the following statements must be true? Select all that apply.

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Cevap: −4≤2x≤8-4 \le 2x \le 8; ∣x−1∣≤3|x - 1| \le 3; x2≤16x^2 \le 16

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The statements that must be true are −4≤2x≤8-4 \le 2x \le 8, ∣x−1∣≤3|x - 1| \le 3, and x2≤16x^2 \le 16.
Solving ∣3x−3∣≤9|3x - 3| \le 9 gives −9≤3x−3≤9-9 \le 3x - 3 \le 9, which simplifies to −2≤x≤4-2 \le x \le 4. Multiplying this range by 2 yields −4≤2x≤8-4 \le 2x \le 8. Subtracting 1 gives −3≤x−1≤3-3 \le x - 1 \le 3, which is ∣x−1∣≤3|x - 1| \le 3. Squaring values in [−2,4][-2, 4] yields non-negative numbers up to 16, so x2≤16x^2 \le 16 is also true.

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1
Unfold the absolute value inequality into a compound inequality.
−9≤3x−3≤9-9 \le 3x - 3 \le 9
By definition, ∣u∣≤k|u| \le k (where k≥0k \ge 0) is equivalent to −k≤u≤k-k \le u \le k.
2
Add 3 to all parts of the compound inequality.
−6≤3x≤12-6 \le 3x \le 12
Isolating the variable term 3x3x.
3
Divide all parts by 3 to solve for xx.
−2≤x≤4-2 \le x \le 4
Dividing by a positive constant preserves the direction of the inequality signs.
4
Test each proposed statement against the interval [−2,4][-2, 4].
−4≤2x≤8-4 \le 2x \le 8 is true; ∣x−1∣≤3|x - 1| \le 3 is true; x2≤16x^2 \le 16 is true; x≥0x \ge 0 fails for x=−1x = -1; 1−x≤21 - x \le 2 fails for x=−2x = -2.
Determining which properties hold for every real number in the solution set.

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Linear Inequalities and Absolute Value
Tahmini Süre:1m 30s
Soru 49Soru →

If xx is a real number that satisfies the inequality ∣4−3x∣≤11|4 - 3x| \le 11, what is the maximum possible value of the expression 2−x−3\frac{2 - x}{-3}?

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Cevap: 11

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Expanding the absolute value inequality ∣4−3x∣≤11|4 - 3x| \le 11 gives −11≤4−3x≤11-11 \le 4 - 3x \le 11. Subtracting 44 from all sides yields −15≤−3x≤7-15 \le -3x \le 7. Dividing by −3-3 and reversing the inequality signs gives −73≤x≤5-\frac{7}{3} \le x \le 5. Simplifying the target expression gives 2−x−3=x−23\frac{2 - x}{-3} = \frac{x - 2}{3}. Because x−23\frac{x - 2}{3} increases with xx, substituting the maximum allowed value x=5x = 5 gives 5−23=1\frac{5 - 2}{3} = 1.

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1
Unfold the absolute value inequality into a compound inequality
−11≤4−3x≤11-11 \le 4 - 3x \le 11
For any real number k≥0k \ge 0, ∣A∣≤k|A| \le k is equivalent to −k≤A≤k-k \le A \le k.
2
Isolate the variable term by subtracting 4 from all parts
−15≤−3x≤7-15 \le -3x \le 7
Subtracting a constant maintains the direction of the inequality.
3
Divide by -3 and flip the inequality signs
5≥x≥−735 \ge x \ge -\frac{7}{3}, or equivalently −73≤x≤5-\frac{7}{3} \le x \le 5
Dividing an inequality by a negative number reverses the inequality direction.
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Simplify the target expression and maximize it over the valid domain of x
2−x−3=x−23\frac{2 - x}{-3} = \frac{x - 2}{3}. Maximum occurs at x=5x = 5: 5−23=1\frac{5 - 2}{3} = 1
Since x−23\frac{x - 2}{3} increases as xx increases, its maximum occurs at the largest possible value of xx.

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Linear Inequalities and Absolute Value Bounds
Soru 50Soru →

If xx is an integer that satisfies both ∣7−2x∣≤9|7 - 2x| \le 9 and 1−x−2>2\frac{1 - x}{-2} > 2, what is the sum of all possible values of xx?

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Cevap: 21

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The sum of all possible integer values of xx is 21.
To solve the system of inequalities, analyze each part separately. For ∣7−2x∣≤9|7 - 2x| \le 9, express it as −9≤7−2x≤9-9 \le 7 - 2x \le 9. Subtracting 77 yields −16≤−2x≤2-16 \le -2x \le 2. Dividing all parts by −2-2 requires reversing the inequality symbols, giving 8≥x≥−18 \ge x \ge -1, or −1≤x≤8-1 \le x \le 8. For 1−x−2>2\frac{1 - x}{-2} > 2, multiplying by −2-2 reverses the inequality symbol to 1−x<−41 - x < -4. Subtracting 11 gives −x<−5-x < -5, and dividing by −1-1 reverses the symbol again to x>5x > 5. The integer values satisfying both −1≤x≤8-1 \le x \le 8 and x>5x > 5 are 6,7,6, 7, and 88. Summing these integer values yields 6+7+8=216 + 7 + 8 = 21.

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Solve the absolute value inequality ∣7−2x∣≤9|7 - 2x| \le 9
-1 \le x \le 8
Unfolding the absolute value gives −9≤7−2x≤9-9 \le 7 - 2x \le 9. Subtracting 7 yields −16≤−2x≤2-16 \le -2x \le 2, and dividing by −2-2 reverses the inequalities to give −1≤x≤8-1 \le x \le 8.
2
Solve the linear inequality \frac{1 - x}{-2} > 2
x > 5
Multiplying by −2-2 flips the inequality sign to yield 1−x<−41 - x < -4. Subtracting 1 gives −x<−5-x < -5, and dividing by −1-1 flips the inequality sign again to yield x>5x > 5.
3
Find the overlapping integer values for x
x \in \{6, 7, 8\}
The integers that are greater than 5 and less than or equal to 8 are 6, 7, and 8.
4
Sum the integer solutions
21
Calculating 6 + 7 + 8 = 21.

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Solving absolute value inequalities and compound linear inequalities with sign reversal when dividing by negative numbers.
Soru 51Soru →

Which of the following values of xx satisfy the inequality ∣6−3x∣>9|6 - 3x| > 9? Select all that apply.

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Cevap: −4-4; −2-2; 66

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The values −4-4, −2-2, and 66 satisfy the inequality ∣6−3x∣>9|6 - 3x| > 9.
The absolute value inequality ∣6−3x∣>9|6 - 3x| > 9 is equivalent to 6−3x>96 - 3x > 9 or 6−3x<−96 - 3x < -9. Solving these yields x<−1x < -1 or x>5x > 5. Among the given choices, −4-4, −2-2, and 66 fall within these solution ranges.

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1
Set up the compound linear inequalities from the absolute value inequality ∣6−3x∣>9|6 - 3x| > 9.
6−3x>96 - 3x > 9 or 6−3x<−96 - 3x < -9
An absolute value inequality of the form ∣u∣>c|u| > c (where c>0c > 0) splits into u>cu > c or u<−cu < -c.
2
Solve the first inequality 6−3x>96 - 3x > 9.
−3x>3  ⟹  x<−1-3x > 3 \implies x < -1
Subtracting 66 gives −3x>3-3x > 3. Dividing both sides by −3-3 reverses the inequality sign to yield x<−1x < -1.
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Solve the second inequality 6−3x<−96 - 3x < -9.
−3x<−15  ⟹  x>5-3x < -15 \implies x > 5
Subtracting 66 gives −3x<−15-3x < -15. Dividing both sides by −3-3 reverses the inequality sign to yield x>5x > 5.
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Combine the solution sets and evaluate the given options.
The solution set consists of all real numbers where x<−1x < -1 or x>5x > 5. Therefore, −4-4, −2-2, and 66 are valid solutions.
Values −4-4 and −2-2 are strictly less than −1-1, while 66 is strictly greater than 55.

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Solving absolute value inequalities and reversing inequality signs when multiplying or dividing by negative numbers.
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If xx is an integer that satisfies both ∣2x−1∣≤9|2x - 1| \le 9 and x+2−3>−2\frac{x + 2}{-3} > -2, how many possible values of xx exist?

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Cevap: 8

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There are 8 possible integer values for x.
Solving ∣2x−1∣≤9|2x - 1| \le 9 yields −4≤x≤5-4 \le x \le 5. Solving x+2−3>−2\frac{x + 2}{-3} > -2 requires flipping the inequality sign when multiplying by −3-3, which gives x<4x < 4. Combining both inequalities yields −4≤x<4-4 \le x < 4. The integers satisfying this compound inequality are −4,−3,−2,−1,0,1,2,3-4, -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, making a total of 8 possible integer values.

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1
Solve the absolute value inequality ∣2x−1∣≤9|2x - 1| \le 9
−9≤2x−1≤9  ⟹  −8≤2x≤10  ⟹  −4≤x≤5-9 \le 2x - 1 \le 9 \implies -8 \le 2x \le 10 \implies -4 \le x \le 5
An absolute value inequality of the form ∣u∣≤k|u| \le k expands to −k≤u≤k-k \le u \le k.
2
Solve the linear inequality x+2−3>−2\frac{x + 2}{-3} > -2
x+2<6  ⟹  x<4x + 2 < 6 \implies x < 4
Multiplying both sides of an inequality by a negative quantity (−3-3) requires reversing the inequality sign from >> to <<.
3
Find the intersection of the two solution sets
−4≤x<4-4 \le x < 4
The integer xx must satisfy both −4≤x≤5-4 \le x \le 5 and x<4x < 4 simultaneously.
4
Count the integer values satisfying −4≤x<4-4 \le x < 4
The integers are −4,−3,−2,−1,0,1,2,3-4, -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, which totals 8 values.
Counting all integers from −4-4 up to (but not including) 44 gives 8 valid integers.

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Solving systems of linear inequalities involving absolute values and negative multipliers
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