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by Tasheena
2x+3>6 solve
2x+3-3>6-3 subtract 3 from both sides of equation
2x>3 divide by 2 to cancel out 2 and get x alone
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x>3/2 answer
by Tasheena
2x+3>6 solve
2x+3-3>6-3 subtract 3 from both sides of equation
2x>3 divide by 2 to cancel out 2 and get x alone
/2 /2
x>3/2 answer
Answers
GPT-4o mini
Great job, Tasheena! Your solution to the inequality \(2x + 3 > 6\) is clear and well-structured.
To summarize:
1. You correctly started with the inequality: \(2x + 3 > 6\).
2. You subtracted 3 from both sides, simplifying it to \(2x > 3\).
3. You then divided both sides by 2, leading to the final answer: \(x > \frac{3}{2}\).
Well done on the steps and the explanation! Keep up the good work!
To summarize:
1. You correctly started with the inequality: \(2x + 3 > 6\).
2. You subtracted 3 from both sides, simplifying it to \(2x > 3\).
3. You then divided both sides by 2, leading to the final answer: \(x > \frac{3}{2}\).
Well done on the steps and the explanation! Keep up the good work!