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Solve x+3>-5/4 I have worked it but think I did a step wrong.
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What'd you get?
I came up with 5/4 for the x and I know that can't be
Try subtracting 3 from (-5/4). What do you get?
I subtracted 3 from both sides, the fraction throws me grrr
x + 3 > -5/4 x > -5/4 - 3 Find a common denominator. x > -5/4 - 12/4 x > -17/4
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ok this is where i get confused when you make a whole number a fraction is it over 1 or like in this case 3/1
Yes.
do you understand set builder notions? it calls for me to write using that would it be {x|x+3>-5/4}?
I'm kinda familiar...I think that that works.
thank you so much for the help.
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Alright. Make sure that the x is solved though.
{x|x > -17/4}
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