Asked by Blake
4x+12>4 and 3x-25>-13
Solution {xIx> ? }
I get so lost on these.
Solution {xIx> ? }
I get so lost on these.
Answers
Answered by
Kendra
Try to get the x by itself, just like a=bx + c, where you would subtract c from both sides then divide both sides by b. since the coefficient for x on both are positive, you don't have to worry about the greater than/less than signs.
so for the first, subtract 12 from both sides then divide both sides by 4. it's the same concept for the other side.
so for the first, subtract 12 from both sides then divide both sides by 4. it's the same concept for the other side.
Answered by
Blake
So I got x>2 for the first one and x>4 for the second one, now how does that fit into {xIx> ? }
Shouldn't it be just one number?
Shouldn't it be just one number?
Answered by
Reiny
4x+12>4 and 3x-25>-13
4x > -8 and 3x > 12
x > -2 and x > 4
so it looks like x > 4
write it in the notation asked for
4x > -8 and 3x > 12
x > -2 and x > 4
so it looks like x > 4
write it in the notation asked for
Answered by
Blake
Ok, great thanks for the help both of you!
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