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Inequalities, Intervals: Very Difficult Problems with Solutions

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Problem 1
The length of a rectangular box is [tex]4[/tex] inches greater than the edge of a cube, its width is [tex]2[/tex] inches less, and its height is [tex]1[/tex] inch less than the edge. What must the edge [tex]a[/tex] of the cube be so that the surface area of the box is less than the surface area of the cube?
Problem 2
Two freight trains leave at the same time from two cities [tex]A[/tex] and [tex]B[/tex], [tex]420[/tex] miles apart, traveling toward each other. One train's speed is [tex]65[/tex] mph, which is [tex]10[/tex] mph less than the other's. For which times [tex]t[/tex] (in hours after departure) is the distance between them less than [tex]28[/tex] miles?
Problem 3
Solve the inequality [tex]f(f(x))>1[/tex] if [tex]f(x)=x+3[/tex] for [tex]x\le 1[/tex] and [tex]f(x)=1-2x[/tex] for [tex]x>1[/tex].
Problem 4
More than [tex]24[/tex] people are traveling in two buses. If [tex]15[/tex] people get off the second bus, twice the number of those remaining will be less than the number of passengers in the first bus. If [tex]5[/tex] people get off the first bus, the number of those remaining, multiplied by [tex]7[/tex], will be less than the number of passengers in the second bus. How many people are in the first and in the second bus?
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