Solve the inequality.

2(4x – 3) ≥ –3(3x) + 5x?

x ≥ 0.5
x ≥ 2
(–∞, 0.5]
(–∞, 2]

Question

Solve the inequality.

2(4x – 3) ≥ –3(3x) + 5x?

x ≥ 0.5
x ≥ 2
(–∞, 0.5]
(–∞, 2]

pawanyadav · Answer

2*4x-2*3>-9x+5x
8x-6> -4x
8x+4x>6
12x>6
So  x>=6/12

xmissalycatx · Answer

First you will want to distribute your 2 to everything in your parentheses.. you'd get

8x - 6 greater than or equal to -9x + 5x

Next combine like terms on your right side..

8x -6 greater than or equal to -4x

Now you're going to subtract 8x by both sides which'll give you -6 greater than or equal to 4x.

Divide both sides by -4 and flip your sign. :P

anonymous · Answer

is it d?

xmissalycatx · Answer

It is A