1. **State the problem:**
We have two inequalities and sets of possible solutions. We need to determine which numbers satisfy each inequality.
2. **First inequality:**
$$x + 212 \geq -52$$
3. **Solve the first inequality:**
Subtract 212 from both sides:
$$x + 212 - 212 \geq -52 - 212$$
$$x \geq -264$$
4. **Check each candidate for the first inequality:**
- 0: $0 \geq -264$ is true.
- -266: $-266 \geq -264$ is false.
- -267: $-267 \geq -264$ is false.
- 15: $15 \geq -264$ is true.
- 300: $300 \geq -264$ is true.
**Correct solutions for first inequality:** 0, 15, 300
5. **Second inequality:**
$$\frac{x}{3} < -53$$
6. **Solve the second inequality:**
Multiply both sides by 3 (positive number, inequality direction stays the same):
$$\cancel{3} \times \frac{x}{\cancel{3}} < -53 \times 3$$
$$x < -159$$
7. **Check each candidate for the second inequality:**
- 0: $0 < -159$ is false.
- -159: $-159 < -159$ is false (not less than).
- -200: $-200 < -159$ is true.
- -160: $-160 < -159$ is true.
- 1.3: $1.3 < -159$ is false.
- -158: $-158 < -159$ is false.
**Correct solutions for second inequality:** -200, -160
8. **Write the two numbers together to form the code:**
From first inequality: 0, 15, 300
From second inequality: -200, -160
Code: **015300-200-160** (or simply list the correct solution numbers as requested: 1,4,5 for first; 3,4 for second)
Inequality Solutions 0D1052
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