From the Figure :
Point A is (-3 , -3)
Point B is (6 , 6)
We know that, The Mid Point of Two Points (x₁ , y₁) and (x₂ , y₂) is given by :
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In this question, you're solving the inequality for x.
Solve:
-1/3(6x - 15) + 6x > 8x - 11
Distribute the -1/3 to the variables in the parenthesis.
-2x + 5 + 6x > 8x - 11
Combine like terms
4x + 5 > 8x - 11
Subtract 8x from both sides
-4x + 5 > - 11
Subtract 5 from both sides
-4x > -16
Divide both sides by -4, while also flipping the inequality, since you're dividing by a negative.
x < 4
Answer:
x < 4
Answer:
8 and 6
Step-by-step explanation:
8*8=64
6*6=36
36+64=100
So do you need it as a percent or a fraction?
So you swap sides and you have 3x=93 and then you divide 3 by 93 and you get x=31
