SOLUTION: Solve the following inequality: m + 5 <= 3
m ?
Write your solution set in interval notation.
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Question 787817: Solve the following inequality: m + 5 <= 3
m ?
Write your solution set in interval notation.
Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
m + 5 <= 3
m + 5 - 5 <= 3 - 5
m + 0 <= -2
m <= -2
Answer in interval notation: (-infinity, -2]
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