Explanation Given: The equation is, − 2 ( 3 y − 8 ) ≥ 5 ( 4 y − 2 ) ... ( 1 ) Approach: The properties of inequality are mentioned below, If y > x , then y + z > x + z . If y > x , and z > 0 then y z > x z . If y > x , and z < 0 then y z < x z . Calculation: Use the inequality property in the equation ( 1 ) . − 2 ( 3 y − 8 ) ≥ 5 ( 4 y − 2 ) − 6 y + 16 ≥ 20 y − 10 Add 10 to both sides in the above equation. − 6 y + 16 + 10 ≥ 20 y − 10 + 10 − 6 y + 26 ≥ 20 y Add − 20 y to both sides in the above equation. − 6 y + 26 − 20 y ≥ 20 y − 20 y − 26 y + 26 ≥ 0 Add − 26 to both sides of the equation

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The solution for the inequality − 2 ( 3 y − 8 ) ≥ 5 ( 4 y − 2 ) .

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The solution for the inequality −2(3y−8)≥5(4y−2).