Question

Part 1: Solve the inequality -5x + 8
13 years ago

Answer 1

So we need to solve it together

Answer 2

alright

Answer 3

x >/= 2

Answer 4

but how do i put it step by step??

Answer 5

takes Xs and constant on either sides

Answer 6

8+4-5x <=x
12<=6x
2<=x

Answer 7

so it will be a closed circle on 2 and shading on left

Answer 8

@pradipgr817 write it like this:
Part 1:
Part 2:

so i understand :p

Answer 9

part 1
takes Xs and constant on either sides
8+4-5x <=x
12<=6x
2<=x

Answer 10

Part 2:
so it will be a closed circle on 2 and shading on left

Answer 11

Does 2<=x equal the same as x >/= 2

Answer 12

you can add a simplification step
8+4-5x <=x
8+4<=x+5x
12<=6x
12/6<=x
2<=x

Answer 13

for part 1?

Answer 14

yea, the legs of the symbol opening toward X

Answer 15

alrighty then...............

Answer 16

i added it to part 1

Answer 17

Is it clear?

Answer 18

we have -5x+8<=x-4 so we add 5x to each side of our inequality andwipe out that awkward -5x...we now have 8<=6x-4...now wipe out the -4 on right hand side by adding 4 to each side.. we are left with 12,<=6x..so we divide each side by 6 and get 2<=x or we can say x=>2
This is represented on a no. line by
a shaded in circle above the number 2 and a line drawn to the right of this circle

Answer 19

yes thanks

Answer 20

@solutions Thank you sooo much :)