2(4+2x)≥5x+5
4+2x≥5/2x+5/2 (divide both sides by 2)
3/2+2x≥5/2x (subtract 5/2 from both sides)
3/2≥1/2x (subtract 2x from both sides)
3≥x (multiply both sides by 2)
or x≤3
Hope this helps
1. 55
2. N/A - Sorry. I can’t see the numbers properly.
3. 180
1.) 17.1g > 1.71mg
2.) 6.3cm< 63m
3.)1250ml>12.5
4.) 7/12 < 2/3
5.) 7/10 < 11/15
Let m and j be the current ages of Matthew and Jenny, respectively.
Now, Matthew is 3 times as old as Jenny, so the variables are in the following relation:

In 7 years, both of them will be 7 years older, i.e. their ages will be m+7 and j+7, and Matthew will be twice as old:

Now, remembering that m=3j, we can rewrite the second equation as

So, Jenny is 7 and Matthew is 21 (he's 3 times older).
In fact, in 7 years, they will be 14 and 28, and Matthew will be twice as old.
The answer should be 6 bro