So since school started, Mr Clark had us solving for x in an inequality equation. To solve this problem, one side must be equal to 0. For example, if the problem was 3/x > 1, you would subtract the 1 from both sides so that the right side will be 0. Once you've got 0 on that side, you'll have to draw a number for each equation in the problem. We then label x as a the number opposite of what comes before it. For example, (4+x), x would equal (-4). For each point plotted on the graph, we draw a line down it, to create barriers. We then find the zone where the equation fits, and then you write the answer. Now you're done.
And with that, I bid you adieu.
Lates~
-Salvati0n
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