Question

Solve the inequality 3(x + 1) + 2(x + 2) > 0.


x < -7/5
x > -7/5
x < 7/5
x > 7/5

so far i got
3(x+1)+2(x+2)>0
to
3x+2x+4>0

is this correct ?

Answer 1

No. You're missing a term.

Answer 2

where

Answer 3

\(3x+3+2x+4>0\)

Answer 4

explain it further plz

Answer 5

Combine like terms. If it helps, it is very similar to thinking of this as a function rather than an inequality, so you have \(3x+3+2x+4=0\). Now what do you do?

Answer 6

so D

Answer 7

Wrong!

Answer 8

grr....do i switch this> to this<

Answer 9

No. You're not dividing by a negative!

Answer 10

well than how am i wrong can you explain form where you left off

Answer 11

You get: \(5x+7>0\) correct? What's next? Subtract.....

Answer 12

5x > -7
x > -7/5

Answer 13

so 5x>-7

Answer 14

YES!

Answer 15

then x >-7/5

Answer 16

solution space : ] -7/5 ; +infinite [

Answer 17

Correct.

Answer 18

thanks once again