Solve Inequality −3≥x: First, let's solve the inequality −3≥x−1. Add 1 to both sides to isolate x. −3+1≥x−1+1−2≥x
Check Other Inequalities: Now let's check the other inequalities.For 2≥x, this is already solved for x, no need to do anything.
Compare Solutions: For −2≥x, this is also already solved for x, no need to do anything.
Compare Solutions: For −2≥x, this is also already solved for x, no need to do anything.For −4≥x, this is already solved for x, no need to do anything.
Compare Solutions: For −2≥x, this is also already solved for x, no need to do anything.For −4≥x, this is already solved for x, no need to do anything.For 4≥x, this is already solved for x, no need to do anything.
Compare Solutions: For −2≥x, this is also already solved for x, no need to do anything.For −4≥x, this is already solved for x, no need to do anything.For 4≥x, this is already solved for x, no need to do anything.Now, let's compare the solutions.We have −2≥x from the first inequality.The other inequalities are: 2≥x, −2≥x, −4≥x, and 4≥x.The correct inequality that matches our solution is −2≥x.
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