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Solve 2x-7 ≤ 3 (1-x) for real values.​

Answers

Answered by aryankushwaha026
0

Answer:

y=

x

2

+2x−7

x

2

+34x−71

yx

2

+2xy−7y=x

2

+34x−71

x

2

(1−y)+2x(17−y)+7y−71=0x∈R

4(17−y)

2

−4(1−y)(7y−71)≥0

4(17

2

+y

2

−34y)−4(−7y

2

−71+78y)≥0

⇒8y

2

−112y+360≥0

⇒y

2

−14y+45≥0

⇒(y−9)(y−5)≥0

y∈(−∞,5)∪(9,∞)

Answered by Mysteryboy01
0

 = 2x-7 ≤ 3 (1-x)

 = 2x-7 ≤ 3 - 3x

 = 2x + 3x ≤ 3  + 7

 = 5x ≤  10

 = x ≤  \frac{10}{5}

x =  \:  ≤ 2

Solution  \: Set =(−∞,2)

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