According to the properties of inequality, when should the inequality symbol be reversed when solving a two-step inequality in the form below? ax+b > c when a is positive when a is negative when b is positive when b is negative

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Allison

Mathematics

31 December, 01:48

According to the properties of inequality, when should the inequality symbol be reversed when solving a two-step inequality in the form below? ax+b > c when a is positive when a is negative when b is positive when b is negative

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Selina Sherman · Answer 1

Selina Sherman 31 December, 02:10

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B - When a is negative

Gaven Shepherd · Answer 2

Answer is when a is negative

To solve inequalities, you are trying to get the X variable by itself with a positive charge of 1. If the coefficient in front of it is negative, you must flip the sign in the other direction.

Example:

-3x < 9

divide each side by a negative 3. This means we have to flip the sign.

x > - 3