Question 1: Explain why x = 5 makes 2x_< 10 true but not 2x < 10?

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Maximiliano Guzman · Answer 1 · 2023-10-25T06:12:29+0000

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if the first example is using the less-than sign with a line under it for less than or equal too then it is true because 2*5 would EQUAL TO OR LESS THEN ten. The second example says that 2*5 would be LESS THEN ten

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