Question

4 - (x + 2) < -3(x + 4) solve x

Answer 1

@Awolflover1

Answer 2

@3mar

Answer 3

hi

Answer 4

Ok

Answer 5

Let's type it in

Answer 6

Solve for x: 4 - (x + 2) < -3(x + 4)

Answer 7

Ok
I mean like that:
\[4-(x+2)<-3(x+4)\]

Answer 8

okay

Answer 9

hello ?

Answer 10

One minute please

Answer 11

Can I help?

Answer 12

yes @anglina4196

Answer 13

First: distribute the parenthesis:
\[4-(x+2)<-3(x+4)\]
\[4-x-2<-3x-12\]

Answer 14

okay

Answer 15

Sorry for late.

Answer 16

What you think the next step?

Answer 17

-4+2 < -2x-12

Answer 18

Yes, gather x in one side and the others in the other side.

Answer 19

-4+2 < -2x-14

Answer 20

-4< -2x-14

Answer 21

and?

Answer 22

x< -5

Answer 23

these are answer choices
x > -7
x < -7
x > -9
x < -9

Answer 24

idk what i did wrong

Answer 25

Ok let me see

Answer 26

Hint: choices must not have always the correct answer.

Answer 27

But let me check it.

Answer 28

okay

Answer 29

I did a check and I got
so what you think?

Answer 30

idk

Answer 31

Did you write the question correctly?
(I don't like to ask such question, but just to be sure)

Answer 32

i dont mind um yes i did 4 - (x + 2) < -3(x + 4)

Answer 33

\[ 4 - (x + 2) < -3(x + 4)\]

Answer 34

@Awolflover1

Answer 35

he or she should be able to figure it out unless you got it

Answer 36

what answer did you get?

Answer 37

First distribute

Answer 38

i did