Question

Can you help me solve this inequality??

–2(x – 3) ≥ 5 – (x + 3)

Answer 1

first solve the brackets on both the sides..

Answer 2

I know the left one will be -2x + 6, but I have no idea how to solve 5 - (x +3)

Answer 3

it is 5-x-3

Answer 4

no it would be 2-x

Answer 5

2-x

Answer 6

Can you explain @giligails

Answer 7

x<=4

Answer 8

-2x+6>= 2-x
transfer the like terms at one side...
u will get..
6-2>=2x-x
so x<=4

Answer 9

@Falco276

Answer 10

@StudyGirl21 did u understand

Answer 11

5-(x+3)=5-x-3
5-3=2
thus the right side expression is 2-x

Answer 12

Oh gods, Im not that good with Inequalities. Sorry. :(

Answer 13

No I'm still a little lost.

Answer 14

:(

Answer 15

That's OK Falco.

Answer 16

yw. :)

Answer 17

in which step u have confusion

Answer 18

Can you show me how to work out the entire problem from the start @nirmalnema

Answer 19

ok......

Answer 20

first simplify the expression on both the side of inequality
after that u will get///.....
-2x+6>=2-x
now u have to transfer the like terms at one side to further simplify it...

Answer 21

from left and right expressions we get
6-2x>=2-x
adding x on both sides
6-2x+x>=2-x+x
6-x>=2
subtracting 2 from both sides
6-x-2>=2-2
4-x>=0
adding x on both sides
4-x+x>=x
x<=4

Answer 22

do u know how to do that..

Answer 23

thanks giligails, I'm a little slow. :)

Answer 24

after that u will get..
6-2>=2x-x
so x<=4