The solution to the compound inequality 6x + 6 >= 4x - 6 and 10 - 8x >= x + 10 is x >= 0
The statement is given as:
6 x space plus thin space 6 space greater or equal than space 4 x space minus space 6 space a n d space 10 space minus space 8 x space greater or equal than space x space plus thin space 10
Rewrite properly as:
6x + 6 >= 4x - 6 and 10 - 8x >= x + 10
Start by isolating the variable terms and the constants
So, we have:
6x - 4x >=6 - 6 and -x - 8x >= 10 - 10
Evaluate the like terms
2x >= 0 and -9x >= 0
Divide both sides by the coefficient of the variable term
x >= 0 and x >= 0
Combine the solutions
x >= 0
Hence, the solution to the compound inequality 6x + 6 >= 4x - 6 and 10 - 8x >= x + 10 is x >= 0
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