How do you solve the inequality -4<x/4 - 6?
2 Answers
May 2, 2018
Explanation:
"isolate "x/4" by adding 6 to both sides"
rArr2 < x/4
"multiply both sides by 4"
rArr8 < x" or "x>8
May 2, 2018
Remember to reverse the inequality IFF you multiply (or divide) by a negative number. Isolate the x term on either side of the inequality, just as if it were an equal sign.
Explanation:
Add 6 to both sides of the inequality, then multiply by 4.