Question

–2(x – 3) ≥ 5 – (x + 3) HELP INEQUAILTY

Answer 1

get rid of the parentheses first using the distributive property

Answer 2

@satellite73 okay so then we would have -2x + 6 ≥ 5 – 3x?

Answer 3

careful here

Answer 4

left side is correct, you would get \(-2x+6\) but the right side should be \(5-x-3=2-x\)

Answer 5

@SchoolFreak : same question, again and again. :(
http://openstudy.com/users/schoolfreak#/updates/50263871e4b07eea166b2889

Answer 6

that is, \(5 – (x + 3)=5-x-3=2-x\) by the distributive law

Answer 7

similar*

Answer 8

so start with
\[ -2x + 6 ≥ 2-x\] then add \(2x\) to both sides, and subtract \(2\) from both sides that you will be done

Answer 9

6 + 4 ≥ 4 - x and then what im confused for this part ?? @satellite73

Answer 10

–2(x – 3) ≥ 5 – (x + 3)
-2x+6>= 5-x-3
6-2x>=2-x
6-2>=-x+2x
x<=4

Answer 11

(look here careflly)
6-2x>=2-x
6-2>=-x+2x
x<=4

Answer 12

how did you do it explain in words??

Answer 13

-2x+6>= 5-x-3
Did u understand up to here

Answer 14

yes

Answer 15

now add -2x to both sides:
-2x+6>= 5-x-3
-2x+6+2x>=2-x+2x

Answer 16

got it?

Answer 17

kk

Answer 18

@sauravshakya

Answer 19

so what do u get?

Answer 20

-2x+6+2x>=2-x+2x
after this

Answer 21

6-2x>=2-x

Answer 22

add +2x on both sides

Answer 23

6-2>=-x+2x

Answer 24

????

Answer 25

@sauravshakya

Answer 26

now, 4>=x

Answer 27

got it?

Answer 28

yea

Answer 29

and thats the answer

Answer 30

@SchoolFreak got it?

Answer 31

noo

Answer 32

how did you get 4 >= x

Answer 33

6-2>=-x+2x (from there)

Answer 34

6-2=4 (right?0