SOLUTION: If 5x - 3 < or = 5 + 3x < or = to 4 x + 2, express it as a < or = to x < or = b and then state the values of a and b

Question 947683: If 5x - 3 < or = 5 + 3x < or = to 4 x + 2, express it as a < or = to x < or = b and then state the values of a and b
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