Determine the smallest integer value of x in the solution of the following inequality 4x+10> =11

4x+10 >= 11

4x+10-10 >= 11-10 subtract 10 from both sides

4x >= 1

4x/4 >= 1/4 divide both sides by 4

x >= 1/4

x >= 0.25

This means  x must be 0.25 or larger. The next integer closest to 0.25, that is above 0.25, is the value 1.

So x = 1 is the smallest integer solution possible.

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