Question

How do you solve 10x<-6

Answer 1

Explanation:

5x<-3

x<-0.6

and there we go

Answer 2

`x\in (-\infty, -(3)/(5))`

Explanation:

Here, the given inequality,

`10x < -6`

Since, 1/10 > 0

Thus, if we multiply both sides by
`(1)/(10)`, the sign of the inequality will not change

That is,

`x < -(6)/(10)=-(3)/(5)`

`\implies x\in (-\infty, -(3)/(5))`