Question is posted as a comment below:
@owl, did u saw the chat?
\[Solve x/21\le-6\]
\[\frac{x}{21} \le -6\]Multiply 21 on both sides, \[x \le -6 \times 21\] \[x \le -126\]
Ok. Thanks! :)
Help me with this one: Solve: \[-x/4\le\]
Oh there's a 7 after the sign
so in this case all you do is whatever x is being divided by to get rid of it you must multiply both sides by that number so \[x / 21 \le - 6\] now you multiply both sides by what x is being divided by to get x by it self and also to solve x so \[x / 21 * 21 \le - 6 * 21\] which will give you \[x \le -126\]
I don't think that's right because that's not one of the choices on my homework.
I'll post the equation again so it's less confusing.
\[-x/4\le\]
this is another inequality question? by the way that is incomplete?
Hmm. I wonder why it's not putting the 7.
oh you have to wait about 2 or 3 seconds after you put 7
then click insert
oh ok. I'll try it.
\[-x/4\le7\]
There we go.
this is a different question right?
I think so...
ok did you have a read through the method i posted above its the same steps but in the end you should have an answer you may be stuck with when you get that i will help you further
so try and follow my steps and see if you can manage to do that if not let me know where you are stuck
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