Posted by cristale on Saturday, November 28, 2009 at 7:33am.
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a.
To solve 3x>3, proceed to solve 3x=3 to get x=1.
Examine the inequality, if x=1+something, would the inequality be satisfied? If so, as in the case of the example, then you conclude that the solution is x>1.
The above method is true for linear relations. For non-linear relations, such as x²+4x+4>0, the method will not work.
b.
If the inequality is given as ≤ or ≥, then the solution with the equality sign will satisfy both the equation and the inequality.
c.
Make an example, and post your results if you would like a check.
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