SOLUTION: Hi, can someone please help me solve the following inequality?
2 < (5 - 2x)/3 < 7
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Question 67663: Hi, can someone please help me solve the following inequality?
2 < (5 - 2x)/3 < 7
Answer by funmath(2933) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
2 < (5 - 2x)/3 < 7
Flip the inequality signs when you divide by a negative number.
Write the numbers least to greatest making sure to keep the inequality signs pointing at the same numbers.
Happy Calculating!!!
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