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The table shows the steps for solving the given inequality for x.

−2(3−2x)
Select the reason for each step from the drop-down menus.

The table shows the steps for solving the given inequality for x. −2(3−2x) Select-example-1
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-6 + 4x < x +3 : Distributive property

-6 + 3x < 3 : Subtraction property of inequality

3x < 9 : Addition property of inequality

x <3 : Division property of inequality

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Answer:


-2(3-2x)<x+3 Given,


-6+4x<x+3: Distributive property,


-6+3x<3: Subtraction property of order,


3x<9: Addition property of order,


x<3: Division property of order.

Explanation:

We have been given an inequality. We are asked to match each step for solving the equation with reason.


-2(3-2x)<x+3

Using distributive property, we will get:


-2\cdot3-(-2)\cdot2x<x+3


-6+4x<x+3

Subtract x from both sides:


-6+4x-x<x-x+3


-6+3x<3

Add 6 on both sides:


-6+6+3x<3+6


3x<9

Divide both sides by 3:


(3x)/(3)<(9)/(3)


x<3

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