Question

What is the solution to the inequality shown below?

-2x + 3 > 7

Answer 1

Have you tried graphing it?

Answer 2

dont know

Answer 3

All you need to do is isolate the x:

-2x+3>7
-2x>4
x<-2

I forget what the "solution" of an inequality is, but that should help!

Answer 4

i believe it has to be a solution like: (x,y) ...

Answer 5

smokeydabear KNOWS HER STUFF!!! I LIKE HER MATH

Answer 6

Haha but he might be right. Although I'm not sure where the "y" would come into this problem...

Answer 7

BUT YOU WAS RIGHT.

Answer 8

yeah i think (x,y) would be for a system of inequalities...
but this is just a single inequality...

so @smokeydabear i believe your right :)

\[-2x + 3 > 7\]
\[x<-2\]