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4(3x + 2) < 5(3x − 2)

User Realh
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Answer:

x > 6

Explanation:

Inequality:

4(3x + 2) < 5(3x − 2)

Solving for x:

  • 12x+8 < 15x-10
  • 12x-15x < -10-18
  • -3x < - 18
  • x < -18/-3
  • x > 6

User Dan Richardson
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\bf{4(3x + 2) < 5(3x - 2)}

Simplify both sides of the inequality.


  • \bf{12x+8 < 15x-10}

Subtract 15x from both sides.


  • \bf{12x+8-15x < 15x-10-15x}

  • \bf{-3x+8 < -10}

Subtract 8 from both sides.


  • \bf{-3x+8-8 < -10-8 }

  • \bf{-3x < -18}

Divide both sides by -3.


  • \bf{(-3x)/(-3) < (-18)/(-3) }

  • \bf{x > 6 \ \ \to \ \ \ Answer}


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