Asked by B8
Which is the solution to the inequality 9-4<3x-5
1. 3
2. 2
3. 1
4. 0
so first I added 5 to both sides
14-4x<3x
then add 4x to each side
14<7x
14/7<x
2<x
so choie #1 the answer of 3
Is this correct?
1. 3
2. 2
3. 1
4. 0
so first I added 5 to both sides
14-4x<3x
then add 4x to each side
14<7x
14/7<x
2<x
so choie #1 the answer of 3
Is this correct?
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
none of the answers are correct.
x>2, not equal to two.
Now if your are looking to see which of the answers can be a solution, the 3 can be a solution, but it is not THE single solution.
x>2, not equal to two.
Now if your are looking to see which of the answers can be a solution, the 3 can be a solution, but it is not THE single solution.
Answered by
B8
Of the multiple choice answers above, I believe 3 is the only answer that fits.
Answered by
B8
the reason why I think 3 is correct because question doesn't ask x being equal to 2 like you stated but it says the x is larger than 2, from the answer I got.
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