Solving Linear Inequalities with a Perfect Square Condition

Solving Linear Inequalities with a Perfect Square Condition

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Find the largest perfect square of \(p\) such that it satisfies the inequality

\(\frac{2(p-3)}{3}\le \frac{2p-5}{4}\) .

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Answer:\(4\).

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