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Option A provides a clear thesis with three organized points. Others lack depth.

The sentence emphasizes the measurable success of the program, despite opposition. Option B synthesizes both parts. Others contradict or oversimplify.

Option B correctly uses commas in a series. Others misuse or misplace commas.

“Receive” follows the “i before e except after c” rule. FTCE ELS includes spelling, usage, and mechanics. Distractors reflect common spelling errors.

Isolate x using inverse operations while preserving inequality direction (no sign flip since we won’t multiply or divide by a negative). Subtract 3x from both sides: (4x − 3x) − 7 ≤ 8 → x − 7 ≤ 8. Add 7: x ≤ 15. Thus option A is correct. Option B reverses the inequality, a common distractor. Options C and D use −15, likely from sign errors. FTCE Mathematics competencies emphasize algebraic reasoning, solving linear equations/inequalities, and interpreting solution sets. After solving, verify with a quick test value: choose x = 15 → LHS 4(15) − 7 = 60 − 7 = 53; RHS 3(15) + 8 = 45 + 8 = 53; 53 ≤ 53 is true, so the boundary point works. Try x = 16: LHS 64 − 7 = 57; RHS 48 + 8 = 56; 57 ≤ 56 is false—values greater than 15 should not satisfy, confirming x ≤ 15. Graphically, represent the solution on a number line with a closed circle at 15 and shading to the left, reinforcing understanding for test contexts that require interpreting or displaying solution sets.