Question

wat will i do 1st?

3x-6>4x-15
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Answer 1

subtract \(3x\) from both sides

Answer 2

second step will be to add \(15\) to both sides

Answer 3

are you sure? or is it right to add 6 on both sides?

Answer 4

you want to get \(x\) by itself, not to clear on sides completely

Answer 5

if you subtract \(3x\) from both sides, the \(x\) term will be on the left.
to get it alone on the left, you need to add \(15\) to both sides

Answer 6

oops i meant "the \(x\) term will be on the RIGHT"

Answer 7

which one is correct? (4x-15) - 3x or (4x-3x)-15

Answer 8

\[3x-6>4x-15\]
\[-6>x-15\]

Answer 9

then add 15 to both sides and you get
\[9>x\]

Answer 10

is x<9 correct?

Answer 11

if it annoys you that the \(x\) in on the right, you can change this to
\[x<9\]

Answer 12

yes

Answer 13

thanks!

Answer 14

fan me :)