SAT Math · Linear inequalities in one or two variables · easy
Which of the following is equivalent to -4x + 9 ≥ 25?
Which of the following is equivalent to ?
Answer and explanation
Answer: B: x ≤ -4
Subtract 9 from both sides of : . Divide by and reverse the inequality: , choice B. Test : , which is true, and agrees. Choice A () divides by without reversing the sign. Choice C () reverses the sign but loses the negative on the 4. Choice D () makes both mistakes. Test to catch these: is false, so 0 must not be in the solution set, which rules out the choices that include it.
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