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4 - 6x < 2(2x + 3)
Cómo resolver esta ecuación ?

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Answer:


x>-(1)/(5)

Explanation:

This is an inequality ("<" -- less than sign). We can solve this as an equation solving process.

Remember the distributive property:

a(b+c) = ab + ac

This is important for right side of the equation.

Let's solve:


4-6x<2(2x+3)\\4-6x<2(2x)+2(3)\\4-6x<4x+6\\4-6<4x+6x\\-2<10x\\(-2)/(10)<x\\-(1)/(5)<x

So x is greater than -1/5. we can write:


x>-(1)/(5)

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