Question

Help?!?! I don't understand what happened...

Answer 1

I got that x>-3 and x>-6 but thats not an answer...

Answer 2

before i try solving it i'll say this:

if you have -x < 3

and you multiply (or divide) by -1, you must also invert the sign.

so -x < 3
is equal to x > -3

you an plug numbers in to confirm this

Answer 3

hmm, i feel im forgetting something try making 2x - 9 a 2x +9 and see how it goes from there

Answer 4

@Loser66 im missing something do you know what it is?

Answer 5

I am sorry, I don't know.

Answer 6

@BlackLabel

Answer 7

It should be the third option

Answer 8

But i kinda agree with @IDAREYOU

Answer 9

yea i just dont recall how to do the problem but thats the integer sign or brackets its in so no negatives...

Answer 10

I think your answer is correct but dunno

Answer 11

\[14 - 11 < |2x - 9|\]\[-3< 2x - 9 < 3\]
3 < x
x < 6