If -x < 33, then what is x?

Answer 1

x > -33

Answer 2

x > -33

Answer 3

Method 1
0 < 33 + x
- 33 < x
x > - 33

Method 2
x > - 33
( If both sides are multiplied by - 1 , the inequality sign reverses )

Answer 4

if -x<33 then -x/-1>33/-1= x>-33

Answer 5

If -x < 33 then
-33 < x or
x > -33

Answer 6

If -x < 33

then -x -33 <0
or -33 < x

i.e x > -33

X is greater than -33 (like -32,-31,......0, 1,2,.....)

Answer 7

First, you multiply the entire expression by -1 to remove the negative sign of x.
But, as a rule, if you multiply or divide both sides by a negative number, it is imperative that you change the sign to its inverse.
Thus, in this case, multiplying by -1, we change the less than symbol (<) to a greater than symbol (>).

Our expression becomes:
-1[-x < 33]
x > -33

Therefore, x is any real number greater than -33 (e.g. -32, 0, 1/2, 5.36, 20003, etc.)

Answer 8

-x<33....................(i)
Assume that the above can be seen as
-1x<33Gence if we divide bt 1
x<-33
However we need to change the sign because whatever value x maybe it will end up being smaller than 33 because of the minus sign
Hence
x>-33
is the correct answer

Answer 9

if -- x < 33
then x > (-- 33)
hence x = ..., -- 32, -- 31, ...., 0, 1, 2, ....