Question

help

Answer 1

dou know this @Pinkluka

Answer 2

@AloneS

Answer 3

@DallasCowboys88

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@just_one_last_goodbye

Answer 5

It's A.

Answer 6

there is no a

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@Linktra

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@leenathan

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u know me?

Answer 10

Just a sec, let me take a look at the question...

Answer 11

Ok, so first your problem is
\[-6x-4\ge-2(x-4)\]

Answer 12

Do you know the first step for solving the inequality?

Answer 13

i did it thanks

Answer 14

Here is how you solve this inequality.
\[-6x-4\ge-2(x-4)\]
First multiply the (x-4) by -2.
\[-6x-4\ge-2x-8\]
Next add 4 to both sides.
\[-6x\ge-2x-4\]
Then subtract -2x from both sides.
\[-4x \ge-4\]
Lastly divide both sides by -4 (which means you will flip the inequality sign).
\[x \le1\]

Answer 15

Hope that helps! :D