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In Exercises 18 to 28, first solve each inequality. Then draw a number line graph of the solutions.

2 x + 3 ≤ 17

To determine

To solve:

The following ineqaulity and draw the number line,

Consider the following inequality,

First substract by 3 on both sides of the inequality to get the following,

2x+3−3≤17−32x≤14

Then divide by 2 on both sides of the inequality to get the following,

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In Exercises 18 to 28, first solve each inequality. Then draw a number line graph of the solutions.

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