Question

Please help question in attachment below. . .

Answer 1

\[4(x-5)-5x \ge -2\]

For: \[4(x-5)\]Can you distribute that? Or know how to?

Answer 2

Correct

\[4x-20-5x \ge-2\]

Now we have a 4x and a -5x. Maybe we can combine those like-terms

Answer 3

-20-1x?

Answer 4

Right, and -1x is just the same as -x, making it:

\[-20-x \ge -2\]

Even though that inequality isn't an equal sign, you treat it the same way as an equal sign. So we would want to get x's on one side of the inequality and numbers/integers on the other side of the inequality

Answer 5

ok

Answer 6

How would you get the -20 to the other side?

Answer 7

ummm idk and brb next class is lunch and need to eat

Answer 8

back @FortyTheRapper

Answer 9

@ScarlettFarra2000
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HELP PLEASE

Answer 10

The question changed ;-;

Answer 11

Oh that sucks