Inequalities Can You Help A GAL Out? THANKS

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The discussion revolves around solving three inequalities: 2x - 3 > x + 15, -4x = 2 < 10, and -5x + 1 < -2x + 10. The original poster expresses confusion about how to approach these types of problems and seeks help in understanding the solutions. Participants encourage the poster to rearrange the equations to isolate x and provide guidance on solving them step by step. The conversation highlights a shared struggle with similar math problems, emphasizing the importance of collaboration in learning. Overall, the thread aims to clarify the process of solving inequalities for those unfamiliar with the topic.
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Homework Statement


The Questions are 2x - 3 > x + 15
-4 x = 2 < 10 ( I am not sure how to place a line under the < on my computer)
and -5x + 1 < -2x + 10

I have never done these type questions before and if anyone is really good at explaining the answers, I would greatly appreciate it so very much.


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Right now, I am checking out the other questions ...hmmm there are more folks then me having trouble with these type questions. I feel more normal now. I am missing my last English class about right now.
 
BeckyRN said:

Homework Statement


The Questions are 2x - 3 > x + 15
-4 x = 2 < 10 ( I am not sure how to place a line under the < on my computer)
and -5x + 1 < -2x + 10


These aren't questions: presumably you are asked to solve for x.

Would you be able to rearrange, say, 2x-3=x+15? What would you get?
 
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