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I don't understand anything Please help
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I don't understand anything
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4) -2x-3+3x≥12
ok so this symbol ≥ means greater than or equal too
So since that symbol is with the 12 that means
-2x-3+3x
Has to be greater than or equal to 12
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For the x's you can substitute anything as long as its greater than or equal to 12
Like:
-2*-4-3+3*4
-2*-4 = 8
8-3+3*4
8-3=5
5+3*4
5+3=8
8*4=32 which is greater than 12 and what they're looking for is something greater than or equal to 12
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First, organize all of the like terms. All of the numbers to one side, all of the variables to the other. Then, divide to get x by itself.
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