Sunday, April 21, 2013

Find the value of b if b satisfies 3=

Given the inequality 3=< 2b-3 =<
13.


We need to find all possible b values where the
inequality holds.


Let us solve the same way we solve the
equality.


==> 3 =< 2b-3 =<
13


The goal is to isolate b by itself in the middle of the
inequality.


==> We will add 3 to all
sides.


==> 3+ 3 =< 2b -3 + 3 =< 13 +
3


==> 6 =<  2b  =< 
16.


Now we will divide all terms by
2.


==> 6/2  =<  2b/2  =< 
16/2


==> 3  =< b ==<
8.


Then we notice that b values are bounded by the numbers
3 and 8.


Then, b belongs to the interval [ 3,
8].


==> b = [ 3,
8].

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