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Start by identifying the values of x for which the inequality is defined.
x≤ 4/3
Before solving the radical inequality, recall that the radicand of a square root must be greater than or equal to 0.
sqrt(- 3x+4) -5 ≥ 3
Let's start by identifying any values of x for which the inequality is defined.
LHS-4≥RHS-4
Divide by - 3 and flip inequality sign
After we solve the given inequality, we can combine the above information to obtain the final solution set. Let's now solve the inequality.
LHS+5≥RHS+5
LHS^2≥RHS^2
( sqrt(a) )^2 = a
Now we can combine the two intervals.
The intersection of both solutions is the final solution set of the given inequality, x≤ 43.