whats the next step in the given solution to the inequality −6x − 10 14 + 2x. −4x − 10 14 −8x − 10 14 −4x − 10

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whats the next step in the given solution to the inequality −6x − 10 > 14 + 2x. −4x − 10 > 14 −8x − 10 > 14 −4x − 10 < 14 −8x − 10 < 14

anonymous · Answer

-6x-10>14+2x add 6x to both sides: -10>14+8x subtract 14 from both sides: -24>8x divide by x on both sides: -3>x then you have to do the opposite: -6x-10<-(14+2x) = -6x-10<-14-2x add 6x to both sides: -10<-14+4x add 14 to both sides: 4<4x divide 4 to both sides: 1-3 and x<1 or -3

anonymous · Answer

also remember that if you divide by a negative number that is attached to x, then you have to change the sign.

ex: -4x>4 would be x<-1

anonymous · Answer

thank you :)

anonymous · Answer

no problem!