Question

Solve the inequality - 4s + 6 < 30

Answer 1

-4s + 6 < 30

Okay, you want to get the variable on one side, and the rest of the terms on the other.

So what do you have to do first?

Answer 2

dont know

Answer 3

Okay, well you have to get rid of the 6. So what do you do to it?

Answer 4

im reall bad at this so... um divide?

Answer 5

No, it's a positive 6, so you will subtract it to the other side and get:

\(\ -4s < 30 - 6\)

What's 30 - 6? @Future_UsArmy_MP

Answer 6

24

Answer 7

Correct.

So we end up with:

\(\ -4s < 24\)

Okay, do you know what we do now?



Hint: The -4 is being multiplied with the variable 's'. So we have to do the opposite..

Answer 8

You would divide the -4 to both sides.

Since you're dividing by a negative number, you will switch the sign.

So we end up with:

\(\ s > -6\)

Answer 9

@Future_UsArmy_MP

Answer 10

thanks :)