Solving Inequalities with Integers

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To solve the inequalities 3x + 5 > 11 and x - 3 < 1, the first step involves isolating x in each equation. From the first inequality, x must be greater than 2, and from the second, x must be less than 4. This results in the solution range of 2 < x < 4. The discussion emphasizes understanding the properties of inequalities, particularly how to manipulate them correctly. Clarification on the lack of a specific formula for solving inequalities is also provided, highlighting the importance of understanding the concepts involved.
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For what integer value of X is 3x+5> 11 and x-3 <1?
 
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well this is a maths ques

but anyway

from eqns.

x > 2 and x <4

so x = ?
 
cupid.callin said:
well this is a maths ques

but anyway

from eqns.

x > 2 and x <4

so x = ?
Think you would be able to give me more solid details, i really never done this before or forgot. ( I'm paying the consequences ) So could i get the formula? or some examples,
Thanks
 
There's no formula

for eqn 1

take 5 to other side
3x > 11-5
3x > 6
x = 6/3
x > 2

can you do eqn 2 now?
 
i understand the take 5 and 3 to the other side but i just don't get much, Just forget it i know i will still be confuse and i will keep asking questions. Thanks for the help
 
do remember that > and < is nearly same as = but in =

if a=b ... b=a

but if a>b ,,, you can't just exchange alphabets ... b>a is wrong ...but its b<a

same with < sign

and ... a>b ... multiply -1 on both sides ... -a<-b

hope it hepls
 
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