Question

Solve (x/3) + 2 > 8.

Answer 1

\[\frac{x}{3}+2>8\] right?

Answer 2

add 2, multiply by 3

Answer 3

\[\large \bf \frac{x}{3}+2>8\]
\[\large \bf \frac{6+x}{3}>8\]

Answer 4

and solve for x ?

Answer 5

x=6?

Answer 6

THE CONFUSION

Answer 7

\[\large \bf 6+x>8 \times 3\]
\[\large \bf 6+x>24\]

Answer 8

\[\large \bf x>24-6\]
\[\large \bf x>18\]

Answer 9

(x/3) + 2 > 8 --- multiply everything by 3
x + 6 > 24 -- subtract 6 from both sides
x > 24 - 6
x > 18

Answer 10

understood ?? @lolcat

Answer 11

im still really confused on how you do these

Answer 12

when you have an inequality/equation with fractions, multiply the entire equation by the common denominator and it will get rid of the fractions...making it easier to solve

Answer 13

1) first,solve x/3 +2