Answer:
-10< x< 3
Step-by-step explanation:
Please see attached picture for full solution.
*Sign changes when you divide inequality with a negative number.
Further explanation:
When you add, subtract, divide or multiply an inequality, it applies throughout. This means that from step 1 to 2, if you subtract 1 from the constant 58 to obtain 57, your inequality should be:
19< -6x -3< 57
Note that you do not subtract 1 from the coefficient of x (which means -6x does not become -7x since -7 is not a constant here).
Thus, the easiest way to solve an inequality with 2 inequality signs is to split them up into 2 different inequalities first and solving them separately before combining them into 1 to solve the question.
