Michael J. answered 04/28/15
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5x + 6 ≥ (7/4)x - 1
Solving an inequality is no different from solving an equation.
Subtract 5x on both sides of inequality.
6 ≥ (-13/4)x - 1
Add 1 on both sides of inequality.
7 ≥ (-13/4)x
Multiply both sides by -4/13. This will allow us to have a positive x on one side of inequality.
-28/13 ≥ x
Next, we flip the sign of inequality because multiplying and dividing on the variable's side of inequality affects the solution due to negative signs.
-28/13 ≤ x
x ≥ -28/13