Math, asked by jerusha84john, 5 months ago

Given that 5(x +8) > 20 - 5x. Find the smallest value of ‘x’, when i) x ∈

ii) x ∈ ?

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Answered by ChrisHemsworth2

2

Answer:

-1

Step-by-step explanation:

5x+40 > 20 - 5x

5x+5x>20-40

10x>-20

x>-2

Now

i) x ∈= -1

and ii) is same but edit the question

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