Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The safest way to begin is to remove the brackets.
-3 * - 5 -3x ≥ 3 Combine the left.
15 - 3x ≥ 3 Subtract 15 from both sides
-3x ≥ -12 Divide by -3
x ≤ -12/-3
x ≤ 4
Notice when the ≥ turned around to ≤. It can only do this when you divide or multiply to get rid of a coefficient in front of number followed by a variable.
I've made you a graph of -3(-5 + x) ≥ 3. Notice the graph shows that the largest value can be 4 just as the solution suggests.
