-6x+71

Question

-6x+7>1

Eiwoh2 · Answer

Well, to resolve this the first step would be to subtract 7 from both sides of this equation, making it −6x>−6. Do you know the next step?

kendra4640 · Answer

actually I have never done this so if you may may you please explain the questions

kendra4640 · Answer

the answer sorry

Eiwoh2 · Answer

It's pretty straightforward. After you subtract from both sides, you divide these both sides by -6. −6x/1>−6/1. Finally, once you do that, you'll get your answer, x < 1.

kendra4640 · Answer

Omg you were right thank you so much

Eiwoh2 · Answer

No problem. That's what we're here for. XD

kendra4640 · Answer

What grade are you in ?

kendra4640 · Answer

your pretty good

Eiwoh2 · Answer

Me? I'm in 11th at the moment.

Eiwoh2 · Answer

And normally, math isn't my strongest. I just can do equations and simple stuff like that. XD

kendra4640 · Answer

cool what about this one x>1 and x>5  is it the same

kendra4640 · Answer

is it the same way

Eiwoh2 · Answer

Well, yes. Except instead of subtracting and dividing by 7, you would subtract by the number that's there, and divide as such. ^^

kendra4640 · Answer

hmm so would it be 1x> or 1>idK :)

Eiwoh2 · Answer

Just go with the teaching. And if you're stuck, you can ask around or perhaps look up a tutorial online. :D

kendra4640 · Answer

Okay well thank you very much

kendra4640 · Answer

x>5 is that it

Eiwoh2 · Answer

No problem. ^^

kendra4640 · Answer

oh and im in 9th and is that the right answer