Find what value of $x$ satisfy:
$(1/3)(1-x) \geq 2(x-3)$
First I multiplied both sides by $3$ so that $1/3$ became $3/3=1$. So I tried to find $x$ this way: $(1-x) \geq 6(x-3)$. I tried solving it with sign diagrams. Both were positive/$0$ when $x\leq1$, $x\geq3$
The answer is incorrect as the sign variation are heading both a different direction and don't get touch each other anywhere.
When I couldn't get out I also tried $(1/3)(1-x) \geq 2(x-3)$ [without multiplying]. But ended up with the sign diagrams. Which makes sense.
I decided to look at the answer but don't understand a thing. Can anyone please explain me in steps what I did wrong or how you would solve this differently? I can't draw my sign diagrams here so I tried describing as detailed as possible. I hope it's understandable.