Part 1: Solve the inequality -5x + 8 less than or greater to x - 4 and show all of your work. You can use <= to represent the less than or equal to symbol.
less than or greater to? Is that supposed to say less than or equal to?
\[-5x + 8 \le x - 4\] subtract x from each side \[-6x + 8 \le -4\] subtract 8 from each side \[-6x \le -12\] divide by -6 \[x \le 2\] there ya go
greater too. sorry (:
Ashley, based on my explanation to you in the other thread, see if you can find Scramble's mistake.
I cant find it 0.0
You can solve an inequality for x the same way you would solve an equation for x with only 1 little difference. If you multiply or divide both sides of the equation by a negative, then you have to switch the direction of the inequality arrow.
Ohh. thank you! I get it now(:
=D You're welcome!
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