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how to solve 1-|2x+5|< or equal to 13
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What do you think you should do first?
im not sure if i should multiply the whole thing by a negative to cancel it out or just divide by one and then distribute the negative
Well the 1 isnt being multiplied so i would just start by subtracting it from both sides
and then do you just distribute the negative and solve it
You wouldnt distribute the negative, thats just absolute value not parentheses. The absolute value of -2x+5 is just 2x+5. So then you solve \[2x+5\le12\]
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thanks dude i got confused on the first part
Thats alright. You got \[x \le7/2\] right?
yep and im graphing it now
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