SOLUTION: Solve -4(x – 2) < 2 ( x + 1). When I work this out I get -6x<-10. When I then divide by -6, which means that when dividing by negative numbers you must flip the symbol it would
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Question 539963: Solve -4(x – 2) < 2 ( x + 1). When I work this out I get -6x<-10. When I then divide by -6, which means that when dividing by negative numbers you must flip the symbol it would say x > 1.667. But that is incorrect. X = 1.667. What would the correct answer be in inequality language? Answer by scott8148(6628) (Show Source):
