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Solve `2/3` (x + 1) + 4 < 10 and represent its solution on a number line.
Given replacement set is {-8, -6, -4, 3, 6, 8, 12}.

[3.5] Linear Inequations
Chapter: [3.5] Linear Inequations
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For the following inequation, represent the solution on a number line : 

`5/2 - "2x" >= 1/2, "x" ∈ "W"`

[3.5] Linear Inequations
Chapter: [3.5] Linear Inequations
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For the following inequation, represent the solution on a number line : 

3(2x -1) ≥ 2(2x + 3), x ∈ Z

[3.5] Linear Inequations
Chapter: [3.5] Linear Inequations
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The edges of three solid cubes are 6 cm, 8 cm, and 10 cm. These cubes are melted and recast into a single cube. Find the edge of the resulting cube.

[5.2] Surface Area, Volume and Capacity
Chapter: [5.2] Surface Area, Volume and Capacity
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Three solid cubes of edges 6 cm, 10 cm, and x cm are melted to form a single cube of edge 12 cm, find the value of x.

[5.2] Surface Area, Volume and Capacity
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The length of the diagonals of a cube is 8√3 cm.
Find its:
(i) edge
(ii) total surface area
(iii) Volume

[5.2] Surface Area, Volume and Capacity
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The ratio between the lengths of the edges of two cubes is in the ratio 3: 2. Find the ratio between their:
(i) total surface area
(ii) volume.

[5.2] Surface Area, Volume and Capacity
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For the following inequation, represent the solution on a number line : 

2(4 - 3x) ≤ 4(x - 5), x ∈ W

[3.5] Linear Inequations
Chapter: [3.5] Linear Inequations
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For the following inequation, represent the solution on a number line : 

4(3x + 1) > 2(4x - 1), x is a negative integer

[3.5] Linear Inequations
Chapter: [3.5] Linear Inequations
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For the following inequation, represent the solution on a number line : 

`(4 - "x")/2 < 3` , x ∈ R

[3.5] Linear Inequations
Chapter: [3.5] Linear Inequations
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For the following inequation, represent the solution on a number line : 

-2(x + 8) ≤ 8, x ∈ R

[3.5] Linear Inequations
Chapter: [3.5] Linear Inequations
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Calculate the sum of angle of a polygon with: 10 sides

[4.1] Understanding Shapes
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Calculate the sum of angle of a polygon with: 12 sides

[4.1] Understanding Shapes
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Calculate the sum of angle of a polygon with: 20 sides

[4.1] Understanding Shapes
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Calculate the sum of angle of a polygon with : 25 sides

[4.1] Understanding Shapes
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Find the number of sides in a polygon if the sum of its interior angle is: 900°

[4.1] Understanding Shapes
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Find the number of sides in a polygon if the sum of its interior angle is: 1620°

[4.1] Understanding Shapes
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Find the number of sides in a polygon if the sum of its interior angle is: 16 right-angles.

[4.1] Understanding Shapes
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Find the number of sides in a polygon if the sum of its interior angle is: 32 right-angles.

[4.1] Understanding Shapes
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Is it possible to have a polygon, whose sum of interior angle is: 870°

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