asked 128k views
1 vote
Solventar for g
(2)/(5) (5g - 10) \geqslant 10

asked
User Sfszh
by
8.8k points

1 Answer

4 votes

We can see the next inequality:


(2)/(5)(5g-10)\ge10

And we need to solve the inequality for g.

1. To find the values for g, we have to apply some properties. Then we can start by multiplying both sides by 5/2 as follows:


\begin{gathered} (5)/(2)((2)/(5)(5g-10))\geqslant(5)/(2)(10) \\ \\ (5)/(5)(2)/(2)(5g-10)\ge5((10)/(2))\rightarrow(a)/(a)=1,(5)/(5)=1,(2)/(2)=1 \\ \\ 5g-10\ge5(5) \\ \\ 5g-10\ge25 \end{gathered}

2. Now, we have to add 10 to both sides of the inequality as follows:


\begin{gathered} 5g-10+10\ge25+10 \\ \\ 5g\ge35 \end{gathered}

3. Finally, we have to divide both sides of the inequality by 5:


\begin{gathered} (5g)/(5)\ge(35)/(5) \\ \\ g\ge7 \end{gathered}

Therefore, in summary, the solutions for g are given by values equal to or greater than 7, and we can express it as inequality or as an interval notation:


\begin{gathered} g\ge7 \\ \\ \text{ \lbrack7,}\infty) \end{gathered}

And this can be seen on the number line as follows:

Solventar for g (2)/(5) (5g - 10) \geqslant 10-example-1
answered
User Silly
by
7.7k points
Welcome to Qamnty — a place to ask, share, and grow together. Join our community and get real answers from real people.