SOLUTION: How do you solve an inequality?
The question i need help with is 4< -8 -x <7
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Question 210753: How do you solve an inequality?
The question i need help with is 4< -8 -x <7
Answer by tutor_paul(519) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Break it up into two inequalities, solve for x, then combine them back at the end.
Inequality #1:
Add +8 to each side of inequality:
Multiply each side by -1 *NOTE* you need to flip the inequality when you multiply each side by a negative number:
Inequality #2:
Add +8 to each side of inequality:
Multiply by -1:
Now, just combine these 2 inequalities into 1:
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Good Luck,
tutor_paul@yahoo.com
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