Question

solve the inequality -3|6-x|<-15 then graph solution

Answer 1

subtract 4 from each side of the equation

Answer 2

where does the 4 come from?

Answer 3

I attached a picture of the graph

Answer 4

OK...let's try this again. Divide by -3 first.
|6-x|<5

Answer 5

After this, set the problem up this way.

-5<6-x<5
-11<-x<-1
11>x>1

Answer 6

You'll see the picture matches this solution

Answer 7

omg thank you so much! I understand it now

Answer 8

You're welcome

Answer 9

@DSS: I think you made a mistake :(

If you divide by a negative number, the inequal sign changes, so:

-3|6-x|<-15 becomes |6-x|>5.

You then can see this as: "the distance of the number x to the number 6 is more than 5.
So your answer would be: x<1 or x>11