Question

Please I just don't get it

Answer 1

The solution to the given inequality is x > -5.

{x| x is all real numbers from -5 to infinity excluding -5 its self.}

( -5, ∞ )

What is the solution to the given inequality?

Given the data in the question;

• -9 - 6x < 21
• x = ?

First, we solve for the x in the given inequality.

-9 - 6x < 21

Collect and add like terms

-6x < 21 + 9

-6x < 30

Divide both side by -6.

Note that; when dividing or multiplying both sides by a negative value, the direction of the inequality sign flips to the other side.

-6x/-6 > 30/-6

x > -5

x:| x is all real numbers from -5 to infinity excluding -5 its self.

( -5, ∞ ).

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