Given: 3x - 2 ≤ 2x + 1.

Choose the solution set.

{x | x E R, x ≤ -3}
{x | x E R, x ≤ -1}
{x | x E R, x ≤ 1}
{x | x E R, x ≤ 3}

Question

Given: 3x - 2 ≤ 2x + 1. 

Choose the solution set.


{x | x E R, x ≤ -3}
{x | x E R, x ≤ -1}
{x | x E R, x ≤ 1}
{x | x E R, x ≤ 3}

anonymous · Answer

i added two to all numbers is tht correct so far and i got 3x≤4x+3

ivettef365 · Answer

ok you need to combine like terms so switch equation from one side to another, when you switch remember to change sign as follows:

3x -2x <= 1 + 2     do you see what I did ?

anonymous · Answer

you moved like terms to one side?

ivettef365 · Answer

right I moved the positive 2x to the left side so I changed to negative 2x
and I moved the negative 2 to the other side so I changed to positive 2

anonymous · Answer

so now do i add a certain number or?

ivettef365 · Answer

now just add you have 3x - 2x = x and you have 1 + 2 = 3
so you have x <= 3

anonymous · Answer

one sec brb gunna put this on paper...Xp

anonymous · Answer

so @ivettef365 d

ivettef365 · Answer

correct

anonymous · Answer

thanks for help

ivettef365 · Answer

yw :)