0
Unfortunately, limitations of the browser used by Answers.com means that we cannot see most symbols. It is therefore impossible to give a proper answer to your question. Please resubmit your question spelling out the symbols as "plus", "minus", "times", "equals".
There is no symbol between -2 and 6x.
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
What is the soultion set of the inequality -6x minus 17 greater than or equal to 8x plus 25?
-6x - 17 >= 8x + 25 -17 >= 14x + 25 -42 >= 14x -3 >= x Therefore x is less than or equal to -3.
What is an inequality for six times a number is less than sixty?
6x < 60
How do you solve this inequality 4x 2x plus 4?
Add 4x + 2x = 6x + 4 = 6x + 4
The sum of 6 and twice a number is multiplied by three This product is greater than or equal to 66 What is the smallest value possible for this number?
First solve the inequality for x. The sum of 6 and twice a number (the unknown, represented by the variable x) multiplied by 3 translates to this expression algebraically: 3(2x + 6). This product is greater than or equal to 66. Expand the multiplication to: 6x + 18, which is greater than or equal to 66. Then subtract 18 from both sides to get: 6x is greater than or equal to 48. Then divide both sides by 6 to get: x is greater than or equal to 8. If x is greater than or equal to 8, then x could be 8 or 9 or 10, etc., any number from 8 on up into infinity! The smallest possible value for x given these constraints is 8.
How do you solve the inequality 6x-6 less than or equal to 8?
6x - 6 ≤ 8 add 6 to both sides 6x ≤ 14 divide by 6 to both sides x ≤ 14/6 simplify x ≤ 7/3 {x| x ≤ 7/3 } or ( -∞, 7/3]
What is the soultion set of the inequality -6x minus 17 greater than or equal to 8x plus 25?
-6x - 17 >= 8x + 25 -17 >= 14x + 25 -42 >= 14x -3 >= x Therefore x is less than or equal to -3.
What is an inequality for six times a number is less than sixty?
6x < 60
Is the solution of -6x equals -16 greater than or less than -16?
The solution of -6x = -16 is x = 2 2/3, which is greater than -16.
What is the solution of the inequality -6x-17 greater than or equal to 8x plus 25?
-6x-17 ≥ 8x+25Add 17 to both sides:-6x ≥ 8x+42Subtract 8x from both sides:-14x ≥ 42Divide both sides by -14. Since we are diving by a negative number, flip the sign.x ≤ -3
How do you solve the following inequality 1 divided by l6x-5l is less than or equal to 5. 6x-5 is in absolute value.?
Split it into two cases. First - 6x-5 is positive(greater or equal to zero): Equation will get following form: 6x-5 <= 5 This resolves to x <= 10/6. Second case - 6x-5 is less than zero: Equation will get following form: -6x+5 <= 5 This resolves to x >= 0. As we can see, x has to be both greater than zero and less than or equal to 10/6, and this is our answer. 0 <= x <= 10/6
What is the solution for 6x plus 35 is greater than 41?
x is greater than 1.
How do you solve an inequality?
You solve an inequality by treating the greater than and less than like a equal sign, an example is 6x + 15 is less than 9. You could see it as 6x + 15 = 9, so you minus 15 from 9, making it -6. Now, 6x = -6. Divide by 6, and you get x is less than -1. After this, x can equal anything that is less than -1. You can make x equal -2, now you can check the problem: 6x + 15 is less than 96(-2) + 15 is less than 9-12 + 15 is less than 93 is less than 9TRUE!!! This is a true statement because 3 is less than 9. Good luck in the world of Math!
How do you solve this inequality 4x 2x plus 4?
Add 4x + 2x = 6x + 4 = 6x + 4
How do you solve 6x-4 equals 18?
6x-4 = 18 6x = 18+4 6x = 22 x = 22/6 = 3 and 2/3
The sum of 6 and twice a number is multiplied by three This product is greater than or equal to 66 What is the smallest value possible for this number?
First solve the inequality for x. The sum of 6 and twice a number (the unknown, represented by the variable x) multiplied by 3 translates to this expression algebraically: 3(2x + 6). This product is greater than or equal to 66. Expand the multiplication to: 6x + 18, which is greater than or equal to 66. Then subtract 18 from both sides to get: 6x is greater than or equal to 48. Then divide both sides by 6 to get: x is greater than or equal to 8. If x is greater than or equal to 8, then x could be 8 or 9 or 10, etc., any number from 8 on up into infinity! The smallest possible value for x given these constraints is 8.
How do you solve the inequality 6x-6 less than or equal to 8?
6x - 6 ≤ 8 add 6 to both sides 6x ≤ 14 divide by 6 to both sides x ≤ 14/6 simplify x ≤ 7/3 {x| x ≤ 7/3 } or ( -∞, 7/3]
What is the largest whole number in the solution set for 6x plus 7 less than 3x plus 10?
6x + 7 < 3x + 106x - 3x
