Question

What is the answer to -x/4<7

Answer 1

x>-28

Explanation:

First to cancel out the fraction times the whole fraction by the denominator 4 AND the 7 then multiply 7*4=28

This leaves you with

-x<28

To get rid of the -x divide both sides of the inequality by -x, This also changes the sign of the inequality to > Because you are Dividing both sides of the inequality

Negative/Negative =positive

Positive/Negative =Negative

So, You get
x>-28

Answer 2

`x>-28`

Explanation:

Given the following question:


`-x/4<7`

In order to find the answer, we have to isolate the variable by multiplying four on both sides.


`(-x)/(4) <7`

`(-x)/(4) =x*4`

`7*4=28`

`-x>28`

`-x*-1=x`

`28*-1=-28`

`x>-28`

Hope this helps.