Question

Solve for X -5x>2(x-14)

Answer 1

Hey there!

`-5x > 2(x-14)`

Our first step is to simplify both sides of the inequality:

`-5x > 2x-28`

Now, we need to subtract 2x from both sides:

`-5x-2x > 2x-28-2x\\-7x < -28`

Our final step is to divide both sides by -7:

`(-7x)/(-7) > (-28)/(-7)`

`x < 4`

Hope this helps!