SOLUTION: if x=<=0 and x=-1/4, the 6x^2/3x+12x^2+ the <= is meant to represent the = sign with a line

SOLUTION: if x=<=0 and x=-1/4, the 6x^2/3x+12x^2+ the <= is meant to represent the = sign with a line

Algebra.Com

Question 949713: if x=<=0 and x=-1/4, the 6x^2/3x+12x^2+
the <= is meant to represent the = sign with a line
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Please read your post to see if it says what you meant to say.
Cheers,
Stan H.
-------------
RELATED QUESTIONS
I need help factoring this problem: x^2 - 11xy + 24y^2 the ^ sign is meant to represent... (answered by scott8148,eperette)

I need help factoring this problem: x^2 - 11xy + 24y^2 the ^ sign is meant to represent... (answered by KnightOwlTutor)

(infinity sign) stands for where an infinity sign is supposed to be (_) stands for where (answered by MathLover1)

2x+3x-2=3x-1+3x+1+3x Easy! combine all like terms on each side: all numbers with an X... (answered by Meaty)

3x-1 over x-8 subtract -4 < 0 and the sign has the line under it (answered by richwmiller,solver91311)

I need help factoring this problem: m^2 + 5mn + 5n^2 the ^ sign is meant to represent... (answered by eperette)

Given the following function find f(-4) =? and f(6) = ? ff(x) = 3x-2 if x _< 0 (the... (answered by robertb)

The area of the bottom of a shoebox can be written as A(x) = 2x^2 - 4 and the height of... (answered by Cromlix)

Write the general and standard form of the equation of the circle satisfying the given... (answered by Alan3354)