Question

How do you solve `3\leq \frac { - 6+ x } { 2}`?

Answer 1

`12 <= x`

Explanation:

Multiply both sides by 2:

`6 <= -6+x`

...add 6 to both sides:

`12 <= x`

and BAM.

You can verify this in your mind by saying to yourself:

"If I have any number x greater than (or equal to) 12, then, if I subtract six from that number and then divide the remainder by 2, it will be greater than (or equal to) 3."

GOOD LUCK!