Sec 2 E Math Linear Inequalities Q07 - Extreme integer and prime solutions
Sec 2 E Math Linear Inequalities Q07 - Extreme integer and prime solutions
Secondary 2
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- Find the smallest possible integer value of \(m\) that satisfies \(\dfrac{3}{7}m+4>1\).
- Find the greatest prime number that satisfies the inequality \(18-4x>-61\).
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Answer:(a) \(-6\); (b) \(19\).
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