Concept:A linear inequality is solved by expanding brackets, collecting like terms, and isolating the variable while keeping the inequality direction unchanged because we divide by a positive number.Explanation:Expand both sides:−6(x+3)≤4(x−2) becomes −6x−18≤4x−8.Collect like terms by moving x-terms to one side and constants to the other:−18+8≤4x+6x.Simplify:−10≤10x.Rewrite the inequality with x on the left:10x≥−10.Divide both sides by 10:x≥−1.Answer:x≥−1, so the correct option is B.