SOLUTION: First, thank you for your help.
-7(1-x)+x>=-(8-6x)+8
I am trying to solve the inequality:
-7+7x+x>=-8+6x+8
8x-7>=6x
This is where I am stuck. If I subtract the 6x from
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-7(1-x)+x>=-(8-6x)+8
I am trying to solve the inequality:
-7+7x+x>=-8+6x+8
8x-7>=6x
This is where I am stuck. If I subtract the 6x from
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Question 806213: First, thank you for your help.
-7(1-x)+x>=-(8-6x)+8
I am trying to solve the inequality:
-7+7x+x>=-8+6x+8
8x-7>=6x
This is where I am stuck. If I subtract the 6x from both sides I will have a zero on the right. I then would add the 7 to both sides and the equation would be:
2x>=7
I am thinking that this is not correct?
Thank you for your help.
Tina
