Question

Solve the inequality 4x - 6 > 6x - 20.

Answer 1

$$
4x - 6 > 6x - 20\\
4x>-20+6x+6
$$
I added 6 to both sides of this inequality. I want to isolate the \(x\) variable.

How can I get rid of the 4 in front of the \(x\) now?

Answer 2

Let me combine terms on the right first:
$$
4x - 6 > 6x - 20\\
4x>-20+6x+6\\
4x >-14+6x
$$
Now I can divide by 4 to get rid of that 4 in front of the \(x\).

Make sense?

Answer 3

no

Answer 4

haha but thanks

Answer 5

That's it? You're giving up?