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Solve for x. x/3≤−6 please help
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Solve for x. x/3≤−6 please help

User Smilingbuddha
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Answer:

x ≤ -2

Explanation:


(x)/(3) \leq -6\\\\x \leq -2

Keep in mind that whenever you divide or multiply by negative numbers, flip the symbol.

User Todd M
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Answer:

x≤-18

Explanation:

Step 1: Multiply both sides by 3

(3)x/3≤ 3(-6)

= x≤-18

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