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7x -(5/3) > 4x + 5, right?
\[\frac{ 7x-5 }{ 3 }\ge 4x+\]
I would first multiply each side by 3 in order to remove the fraction...makes life a little easier
now.. 7x- 5 >= 4x - 5 7x - 4x >= -5 +5 Remember the sign doesn't change unless you are multiply/dividing with negative numbers
sorry, that was a +5 on the right 7x - 5>= 4x +5 3x >= 10 now divide by 3 on both sides..
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x >= 10/3 make sense?
yeah thanks so much
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