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2 years ago

–6x ≥ 72 solve (please help me because I'm not sure if my answer is correct or not)

2 answers:

7 0

Yes you are correct. You divide both sides by -6 to isolate x. Dividing both sides by a negative number will flip the inequality sign.

If you need to graph this, then you'll have a closed circle at -12 on the number line. Then you'll have shading to the left of this closed circle. The closed circle indicates "include this endpoint as part of the shaded solution set".

Vladimir79 [104]2 years ago

3 0

Answer: $x\geq 12$

Step-by-step explanation: You messed up the sign

Edit: No I messed up, you were right

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–6​x ​≥ ​72 solve (please help me because I'm not sure if my answer is correct or not)

–6x ≥ 72 solve (please help me because I'm not sure if my answer is correct or not)