solve for x:3/4(3x-1/2)-2/3

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solve for x:3/4(3x-1/2)-2/3<1/3

likeabossssssss · Answer

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alones · Answer

Hrmm I'm not sure but that's what i got $$ x<\frac{ 11 }{ 18 }  $$

mathmale · Answer

Regarding your   3/4(3x-1/2)-2/3<1/3 :     I'd strongly suggest that you enclose that "3/4" inside parentheses.:      (3/4)(3x-1/2)-2/3<1/3

mathmale · Answer

Same for the remainder of your expression:   (3/4)(3x-1/2)-2/3<1/3

would be    (3/4)(3x-1/2)-(2/3)<(1/3)

mathmale · Answer

I see three different denominators here:  4, 2 and 3.  What's the LCD (lowest common denominator)?

Multiply the entire inequality   (3/4)(3x-1/2)-(2/3)<(1/3)   by the LCD, to remove fractions.  (Don't touch the 1/2 yet).

Your result?