Question

3/8(5+6x)+3>21

Answer 1

\[\frac{3}{8(5+6x)+3}>21\]
this ?

Answer 2

subtract 3
multiply by 8/3
subtract 5
divide by 6

Answer 3

@imran i am guessing it is
\[\frac{3}{8}(6+5x)+3=21\]

Answer 4

ok, that's probably more likely

Answer 5

either way is correct

Answer 6

3/8(5+6x)+3>21



3/8(5+6x)>21-3



3/8(5+6x)>18



3(5+6x)>144



15+18x>144



18x>144-15



18x>129



x>(129)/(18)



x>43/6

Answer 7

just an fyi

Answer 8

what is the solution for it though

Answer 9

jim, dont divide by 8

Answer 10

on which step?

Answer 11

{xIx__}

Answer 12

4

Answer 13

I multiplied both sides by 8 in that step

Answer 14

u should eliminate the 3 first, fyi, not subtract the second 3

Answer 15

oh, my bad

Answer 16

I'm assuming the problem is \[\frac{3}{8}(5+6x)+3>21\] right?

Answer 17

so would the answer be; {xIx>129/18}

Answer 18

If the problem is \[\frac{3}{8}(5+6x)+3>21\], then \[x > \frac{43}{6}\]

Answer 19

You can reduce stew

Answer 20

i got x>20/48
i think its wrong tho

Answer 21

How do you reduce it?

Answer 22

divide both numerator and denominator by 3 to reduce

Answer 23

u cant divide 43 by 3

Answer 24

no, but you can reduce 129 by 3

Answer 25

where do u see 129?

Answer 26

43 = 129/3

Answer 27

it's what stew originally got

Answer 28

oh
my bad :D