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Class 11MathematicsLinear InequalitiesIntroduction to inequalitiesHard
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If (x\leq -3), which relation is always true for (2-5x)?

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Correct answer: (2-5x\geq 17)

Multiplying (x\leq -3) by (-5) gives (-5x\geq 15), then adding (2) gives (2-5x\geq 17). Negative multiplication changes direction.

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Inequality TransformationNegative MultiplierBoundIntroduction To InequalitiesLinear InequalitiesMathematicsClass 11 Mcq
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