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Solve: -3/5x < 4
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Treat this problem as a normal problem instead of an inequatlity. So first get x alone. Do you know how to do that?
Honestly Im completely lost on this problem
Well you to get x alone you have put -3/5 on the other side of the inequality. So you multiply the fraction by its reciprocal. \[x < 4(5/-3)\] Can you finish the math?
Nope sorry :/
Just do 4 * 5 Then divide by -3. That is your answer. x > -6.67
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what would be the fraction form because thats what I put on my test and it was marked wrong for not being in fraction form
-6 and 2/3 or -20/3
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