Mathematics, 13.11.2020 18:50 21teunissen149

5/ 2 x ≤ -14 A. -10.3
B. -6
C. -5.6
D. -5
Which of these does not make the inequality true?

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5/ 2 x ≤ -14 A. -10.3
B. -6
C. -5.6
D. -5
Which of these does not make the...