Question

3/4(3x-1/2)-1/3<

Answer 1

give me one minute let me check

Answer 2

3/4(3x –1/2 )2/3 – <1/3

Answer 3

still a typo i think

Answer 4

I apologize for taking so long my daughter woke up vomiting

Answer 5

yikes take our time!

Answer 6

it's fine I 'm finish

Answer 7

but it says 3over 4( 3x - 1over 2)minus 2over 3 < 1 over 3

Answer 8

you can understand that

Answer 9

\[\frac{3}{4}(3x-\frac{1}{2})-\frac{2}{3}<\frac{1}{3}\]

Answer 10

yes u got it

Answer 11

clear the annoying fractions by multiplying both sides by 12

Answer 12

how did you get it to show like that. I tried

Answer 13

\[9(3x-\frac{1}{2})-8<4\]

Answer 14

oh wow

Answer 15

add 8 to both sides
\[9(3x-\frac{1}{2})<12\]

Answer 16

divide both sides by 9
\[3x-\frac{1}{2}<\frac{4}{3}\]

Answer 17

if u add 8 how did u still have 9(3x

Answer 18

this is hard

Answer 19

add one half
\[3x<\frac{11}{6}\]

Answer 20

divide by 3 get
\[x<\frac{11}{12}\]

Answer 21

i added 8 which was out side of the parentheses

Answer 22

okay so do whats on the outside first

Answer 23

i was always told to do inside first PEMDAS

Answer 24

you could have multiplied out first and then collected terms. i found this way easier

Answer 25

pemdas is for evaluating

Answer 26

okay this is how I keep getting stuck then

Answer 27

the only reason this is so annoying is because of the fractions. if it was whole numbers it would be easier

Answer 28

if you want we can redo this whole thing multiplying out first. but then it will we really annoying

Answer 29

yeah and i have a test coming up with these on it

Answer 30

no i will study it like this

Answer 31

Thank you so much I am trying to do this home work and these problems just have me stuck

Answer 32

don't forget to clear fractions which will make life easier

Answer 33

so how did you know to use 12 to clear it

Answer 34

Is it because of the 3 and the 4 as the donominator