solve -1/4 (12x+8)<=-2x+11

⚠ -1/4 (12x+8)<=-2x+11 is read as -(1/4)*(12x+8)<=-2x+11: use (1/4)*(12x+8) to multiply by the following factor, use 1/(4*(12x+8)) to include it in the denominator
Let's solve in ℝ: -14·(12x + 8) ≤ -2x + 11
ⓘ Expand using the distributive law, multiplying each term of the sum by the other factor: -14·(12x + 8) = -(3x + 2)
-(3x + 2) ≤ -2x + 11
ⓘ With a minus sign before parentheses, change the sign of every term inside: -(3x + 2) = -3x -2
-3x -2 ≤ -2x + 11
ⓘ We gather the terms in x on the right and the other terms on the left
-2 -11 ≤ -2x + 3x
ⓘ Start from -2 and move back 11 more on the number line, away from zero: -2 -11 = -13■Group like terms by adding their coefficients: -2x + 3x = x
-13 ≤ x
▶Solution found: x ≥ -13

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