Question

Just a question.

-3|6 - x| < -15

Solve for x.

When solving, do you add 3 to both sides, or is that part of a multiplication operation?

Answer 1

-3 is part of a multiplication operation. Think of it like
\[-3(|6-x|) < -15\]

Answer 2

Where -3 is being multiplied by the inside of the quantity (the parentheses part).

Answer 3

Ah, thank you!

Answer 4

And you know how to do the rest, correct?