AlgebraHardGreatest integer in a solution set
Algebra practice question
What is the greatest integer x for which 4 − 2x > −6?
Answer: 4
−2x > −10 gives x < 5, so the greatest integer is 4.
Common wrong answers
- If you answered 1
- 1 solves 4 − 2x > 2.
- If you answered 5
- 5 gives 4 − 10 = −6, which is not greater than −6.
- If you answered -5
- −5 forgets to reverse the inequality.
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