Question

find the solution of the inequality
-27< 3 - 6x < 3
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graph the inequality and write the solution set

this is a line graph

Answer 1

the first less than sign is less than or equal to

Answer 2

Isolate 'x', keeping in mind that when you move something from the middle you will need to apply it on both sides of your inequality and when you divide by a negative you must switch the direction of your inequalities.

Answer 3

Yeah bring -3 to both sides and divide both sides by -6. Ooh the signs are going to flip in this problem!!!

Answer 4

Hi :)

Well to simplify and make things easier, we get:

-27 < 3 - 6x < 3

By subtracting 3 from all sides,

-30 < - 6x < 0

Multiply by -1:

30 > 6x > 0

Divide by 6:

5 > x > 0

There you go :)

Answer 5

Note that you need to flip the "<" sign to ">" when you multiply by a negative number :) have a nice day :)

Answer 6

jones you are the best :D

Answer 7

xD hope you understood that :)

Answer 8

how do i graph it though

Answer 9

@RaineJones, the intent of this site is to aide others in finding the answers for themselves, not to do their work for them. The code of conduct, http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct, actually prohibits this type of behavior.
Remember that to help you must teach.

Answer 10

im suposed to put it on a line graph and get the solution sets

Answer 11

You would have to graph on a number line.