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2 ( t-3) > 2t-8, what is the correct answer

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$2(t-3) > 2t-8\ \ \ \ |\text{use distributive property}\\\\(2)(t)+(2)(-3) > 2t-8\\\\2t-6 > 2t-8\ \ \ \ \ |\text{subtract 2t from both sides}\\\\-6 > -8\ \ \ TRUE\\\\Answer:\ t\in\mathbb{R}\ (all\ real\ numbers)$

Sachin Gaur answered Feb 16, 2019

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