Question

Can someone help me with, 5(x + 6) 3x - 4 (Without giveing the answer)

Answer 1

Is that an equals sign?

Answer 2

<=

Answer 3

srry forgot to fix it

Answer 4

\[5(x + 6) \le 3x - 4 \]You start by distributing 5 into x + 6.

Answer 5

Actually, you solve it exactly like you solve \(5(x + 6) = 3x - 4\)

Answer 6

ok so do 5 * x and 5 * 6 and get 5x * 30

Answer 7

and do -3x to both sides and get 5x * 30 = -4

Answer 8

i mean 2x * 30 = -4

Answer 9

That's a +, not a *

Answer 10

so 2x +30??

Answer 11

2x + 30 = -4. Then +4 to both sides then divide 2 to both sides?
and get, x >= 15?

Answer 12

listen the equation is 5(x + 6) 3x - 4 this onlyy????

Answer 13

5(x + 6) <= x - 4

Answer 14

No, you have to subtract 30 from both sides. If you add 4 to both sides you get 2x+34=0, you need the constant on the other side of the = from the variable.

Answer 15

so 2x + 30 = -4. oh :PP -30 to both sides and divide 2 to both sides?

Answer 16

Right.

Answer 17

giving me 2x = -34 divide 2 to both sides and get x >= -17?

Answer 18

>= or <=?

Answer 19

>= cause i have to flip the signs

Answer 20

Why?

Answer 21

or do i?