Find the solution set of the inequality \qquad52- 3x < -14.52−3x<−14.
2 answers:
Answer:
52 - 3x < - 14.52 − 3x < − 14 = x ∈ ∅
Step-by-step explanation:
- 14.52 - 3x > 52 - 3x
<u>- 14.52 - 3x < - 14</u>
- 14.52 > 52
<u>- 3x < - 14 + 14.52</u>
x ∈ ∅
<u>- 3x < 0.52</u>
x ∈ ∅
<u>x > - </u> <u />
x ∈ ∅
<em>I think that's true </em>
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
add 14.52 to both sides of the inequality to cancel that value out from the middle. Then you can divide both sides by 3x to get x by itself in the middle.
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