Question 13471: please solve the following inequalities as i am having some difficulties:
4x + 12 >= 36 + 4
8z + 4z < 6z - 12
thank you :) Answer by elima(1433) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Do not get confused with that inequality sign(<,>), you solve the problem just as if it was an = sign.
4x + 12 >= 36 + 4
We first add the 36+4=40;
Now we subtract 12 from both sides;
Now divide both sides by 4;
8z + 4z < 6z - 12
First we want to add the 8z+4z, which we are able to do because they are like terms.8z+4z=12z
12z<6z-12
Now we want to get the variable z on one side. So we will subtract 6z from both sides.
12z-6z<6z-12-6z
6z<-12
Divide both sides by 6;
z<-2
Don't forget to check the answer.
1.
2. 12(-2)<6(-2)-12
-24<-12-12
-24<-24
Hope this helps
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