Question

What is the solution to the inequality? 6x−5>−29, ​a x>−4 ​ ​ bx>4 ​ ​ cx<4 ​ ​ dx<−4 ​

Answer 1

Answer: x>-4

Explanation:

1. To solve this problem you must solve for x, as following:

-Add the like terms:

`6x-5>-29\\6x>-29+5\\6x>-24`

- Divide -24 by 6:

`x>(-24)/(6)\\x>-4`

2. Then, as you can see, the answer for this exercise is the option a:

x>-4

Answer 2

Option (a) is correct.

The solution for the given inequality 6x - 5 > -29 is x > -4 .

Explanation:

Consider the given inequality

6x - 5 > -29

We need to solve the above inequality to find a solution for x ,

First adding 5 both side , we get,

⇒ 6x -5 + 5 > -29 + 5

⇒ 6x > - 24

Divide both sides by 6 , we get,

⇒ x > -4

Thus, Option (a) is correct.

The solution for the given inequality 6x - 5 > -29 is x > -4 .