How do you solve and graph this inequality? 4x-3≥-1

I really don't understand how to graph it! Help!!!!

1 Answer
Apr 5, 2018

The solution to the inequality expression color(blue)(4x-3>= (-1)4x3(1) is color(green)(x>=1/2x12.

Explanation:

Given:

**Inequality expression ** 4x-3>= (-1)4x3(1)

Objective:

Keep color(red)xx on one side and all the other numeric values on the other side of the inequality.

color(red)("Step 1"Step 1

Add 33 to both sides of the inequality.

4x-3+color(red)( 3)>= (-1)+color(red) 34x3+3(1)+3

4x-cancel 3+cancel 3 >=2

rArr 4x>=2

color(red)("Step 2"

Divide both sides of the inequality by color(red)4

rArr (4x)/color(red)4>=2/color(red) 4

rArr x>=1/2

rArr x>=0.5

Hence,

the solution to the inequality expression color(blue)(4x-3>= (-1) is color(green)(x>=1/2 ** OR ** color(green)( x>= 0.5.

color(red)("Step 3"

Inequality graph is below:

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Hope you find this solution helpful.