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Which of the following could be the graph of all values of x that satisfy the inequality \(2 - 5x \leq -\frac{(6x - 5)}{3}\) ?




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\(2 - 5x \leq -\frac{(6x - 5)}{3}\)

6 - 15x <= - 6x -5

15 x -6 >= 6x -5

9x >= 1

x >= 1/9.


Only option C fits the condition.

The best answer is C.
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Since this is an inequality, how come we don't have to solve for both conditions; 1, when (2-5x) is positive, and one when (2-5x) is negative? then wouldn't we get 1/9 <= x <= 11/21?
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