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Solve for pp.\newlinep51p - 5 \leq 1 or p+615p + 6 \geq 15\newlineWrite your answer as a compound inequality with integers.\newlineChoices:\newline(A)p6p \leq 6 or p21p \geq 21\newline(B)p4p \leq -4 or p9p \geq 9\newline(C)p4p \leq -4 or p21p \geq 21\newline(D)p6p \leq 6 or p9p \geq 9

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Q. Solve for pp.\newlinep51p - 5 \leq 1 or p+615p + 6 \geq 15\newlineWrite your answer as a compound inequality with integers.\newlineChoices:\newline(A)p6p \leq 6 or p21p \geq 21\newline(B)p4p \leq -4 or p9p \geq 9\newline(C)p4p \leq -4 or p21p \geq 21\newline(D)p6p \leq 6 or p9p \geq 9
  1. Solve First Part: Solve the first part of the compound inequality.\newlineWe have p51p - 5 \leq 1. To isolate pp, we need to add 55 to both sides of the inequality.\newlinep5+51+5p - 5 + 5 \leq 1 + 5\newlinep6p \leq 6
  2. Solve Second Part: Solve the second part of the compound inequality.\newlineWe have p+615p + 6 \geq 15. To isolate pp, we need to subtract 66 from both sides of the inequality.\newlinep+66156p + 6 - 6 \geq 15 - 6\newlinep9p \geq 9
  3. Combine Solutions: Combine the solutions from Step 11 and Step 22 to form the compound inequality.\newlineThe solution is p6p \leq 6 or p9p \geq 9.

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