
Nataliya D. answered 02/18/13
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14/(x+4) ≥ 2 in order to solve this inequality, you have to solve system of three inequalities:
1. x ≠ -4 (we cannot divide by "0")
2. x + 4 > 0 (because 14 > 0, if you will divide by negative number result will be negative and will not satisfy given inequality) -----> x > -4
3. 14/(x+4) ≥ 2 -----> 14 ≥ 2(x+4)
14/2 2(x+4)/2 7 ≥ (x+4)
----> x+4 ≤ 7 ----> x ≤ 3
The answer is any number from an half of segment (-4 , 3]