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2|3x-4|=20

 Oct 10, 2014

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-2(x+4)>3x+17

first expand the brackets.

Now do it just the same as any other equation.

BUT REMEMBER

If you multiply OR divide be a negative number then you have to SWAP the sign (< or >) around.

and

I you swap the sides  you also have to SWAP the (< or >) sign around.

Now you try to do it and we can check your working and your answer.   

 Oct 11, 2014
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2|3x - 4| = 20

Divide both sides by 2:

|3x - 4| = 10

Now either  3x - 4 = 10     or 3x - 4 = -10

                        3x = 14              3x = -6

                        x = 14/3   or         x = -2

 Oct 10, 2014
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Thank you so much

 Oct 10, 2014
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-2(x+4)>3x+17

 Oct 10, 2014
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Best Answer

-2(x+4)>3x+17

first expand the brackets.

Now do it just the same as any other equation.

BUT REMEMBER

If you multiply OR divide be a negative number then you have to SWAP the sign (< or >) around.

and

I you swap the sides  you also have to SWAP the (< or >) sign around.

Now you try to do it and we can check your working and your answer.   

Melody Oct 11, 2014

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