Five less than a number is at least -28

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Answer: Five less than a number is at least -28

n-the number

n - 5 < -28    |add 5 to both sides
n < -23

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we solve X simultenously
x - 2y =2................equation 1
3x - 5y =9.............equation 2
find urself third equation frm dis two equations
x = 2+2y...........equation 3
SUB: 3 IN 2
3(2+2y)-5y =9
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Through (6,4); perpendicular to 3X + 5Y =38

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To answer this, we will need to know:

• The slope of the equation we are trying to get
• The point it passes through using the 

First, we will need to find the slope of this equation. To find this, we must simplify the equation 3x+5y=38 into y=mx+b form. Lets do it!

3x+5y=38
5y = -3x+38 (Subtract 3x from both sides)
y= -(3)/(5)x+ (38)/(5) (Divide both sides by 5) 

The slope of a line perpendicular would have to multiply with the equation we just changed to equal -1. In other words, it would have to equal the negative reciprocal.

The negative reciprocal of the line given is (5)/(3)

Now that we know the slope, we have to find out the rest of the equation using the slope formula, which is:

(y-y _(1) )/(x- x_(1) )=m

Substituting values, we find that:

(y-4)/(x-6)= (5)/(3)

By simplifying this equation to slope-intercept form (By cross-multiplying then simplifying), we then get that: 

y= (5)/(3)x-6 , which is our final answer.

Thank you, and I wish you luck.
(6,4); 3x + 5y =38 \ subtract \ 3x \ from \ each \ side \n \n 5y = -3x + 8 \ divide \ each \term \ by \ 5 \n \n y = -\frac{3} {5}x + (38)/(5)\n \n The \ slope \ is :m _(1) = - (3)/(5) \n \n If \ m_(1) \ and \ m _(2) \ are \ the \ gradients \ of \ two \ perpendicular \n \n lines \ we \ have \ m _(1)*m _(2) = -1

m _(1) \cdot m _(2) = -1 \n \n -(3)/(5) \cdot m_(2)=-1 \ \ / \cdot (-(5)/(3)) \n \n m_(2)=(5)/(3)

Now \ your \ equation \ of \ line \ passing \ through \ (6,4) would \ be: \n \n y=m_(2)x+b \n \n4=(5)/(\not3^1) \cdot \not 6^2 + b

4=5 \cdot 2+b\n \n4=10+b \n \nb=4-10\n \nb=-6 \n \n y = (5)/(3)x -6

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