SOLUTION: -3 ≤ (3-5x)/(3) < 3/8
What are the steps in solving this inequality? Thanks in advance.
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Question 950395: -3 ≤ (3-5x)/(3) < 3/8
What are the steps in solving this inequality? Thanks in advance.
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Multiply all terms by 3,
Add (-3) to all terms,
Divide all terms by (-5) and change direction of inequality,
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