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Solving and Representing Linear Inequalities

Solving and Representing Linear Inequalities

Secondary 1
  1. Solve the inequality \(4x-10\le x+6\).
  2. Illustrate, on the number line given in the answer space below, the solution of the
    inequality.
  3. Hence, state the smallest prime number and the largest rational number in the solution.

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Answer:(a) \(x\le\frac{16}{3}\) (b) Filled circle at \(\frac{16}{3}\), ray to the left (c) Smallest prime: \(2\), largest rational: \(\frac{16}{3}\)

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