SOLUTION: how would I explain to my professor how to solve this equation
8x-6<7x+12 she wants to explain and solve
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Question 902890: how would I explain to my professor how to solve this equation
8x-6<7x+12 she wants to explain and solve
Answer by swincher4391(1107) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Treat the inequality as if it was an equation.
How would you solve
8x - 6 = 7x + 12 ?
add 6 to both sides
8x = 7x + 18
subtract 7x
x = 18
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8x-6 < 7x + 12 would be solved the same way
and you would get x < 18.
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