x^6 - x^2 = 2431 where x is an integer. how many values of x exist?
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Consider the first inequality
2x+3>7
2x>4
x>2 ...(i)
Consider the second inequality
x+4<10
x<6 ...(ii)
From (i) and (ii), we have
x∈(2,6) ...(2 and 6 is not included since 2<x<6)
It is given that x is an integer.
Therefore integers lying between (2,6) (2 and 6 not included) are 3,4,5.
Hence, the integral values of x satisfying the above given linear inequalities are 3,4,5.
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