Homework Help: graphing

Posted by mike on Friday, May 18, 2007 at 8:30pm.

Can someone show me how to solve these inequalties for me? I cannot figure any of them out
-6 < x and 3 < 6 (Remember this is an "and" statement)

-3x < -6 or x + 5 < -2

x - 2 > 2x + 1 or -10 > -2x - 2

First of all, the first problem makes nonsense. The second condtion is three is less than six. Duh, that has been true a long, long time. All you have is x is greater than -6

Second,
divide by minus three
x>2 or x<-7

Third
x>2x+3
x<-3 Check that
or the second condition add 2x to both sides and add ten to both sides, then divide by 2.

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