To determine which numbers make the inequality \( x \leq -3 \) true, we need to check each option to see if it meets this condition.
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-3.14: This number is less than -3 (specifically, -3.14 is smaller), so it satisfies the inequality. (True)
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−75/22: Calculating this gives approximately -3.409 (since \(-75 ÷ 22 \approx -3.409\)), which is also less than -3. Thus, it satisfies the inequality. (True)
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-10.1010: This number is also less than -3. Therefore, it satisfies the inequality. (True)
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−7–√ (which refers to \(-\sqrt{7}\)): The square root of 7 is approximately 2.645, thus \(-\sqrt{7}\) is approximately -2.645, which is greater than -3. Therefore, it does not satisfy the inequality. (False)
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-2.101101110...: This number is greater than -3. Thus, it does not satisfy the inequality. (False)
Summary of responses:
- -3.14: True
- −75/22: True
- -10.1010: True
- −7–√: False
- -2.101101110...: False
The correct answers are -3.14, −75/22, and -10.1010.