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please help me clarify where did I go wrong with solving this inequality 1/3x-2 < 2/3x -6 multiply both sides by 3/2 3/2 . 1/3x -2 < 3/2 . 2/3x - 6 1/2x - 2 < x - 6 1/2x - x - 2 < -6 -1/2x -2 < -6 muliply both sides by -2 -2 . - 1/2x - 2 > -2 . -6 x - 2 > 12 x - 2 + 2 > 12 + 2 x > 14?
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when u multiplied the inequality by '2', u forgot to multiply it with the already present digit '2'
-2(-1/2x-2) > -2.-6 x+4 > 12 x > 8
the first one's supposed to be subtract both sides with 2/3x then the second one's supposed to be add both sides by 2
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