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Graph 3(8-4x)<6(x-5)

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First simplify this inequality:


3(8-4x)<6(x-5),\\ \\3\cdot 8-3\cdot 4x<6\cdot x-6\cdot 5,\\ \\24-12x<6x-30,\\ \\-12x-6x<-30-24,\\ \\-18x<-54,\\ \\18x>54,\\ \\x>(54)/(18),\\ \\x>3.

Now you can graph this inequality. Draw the vertical dashed line x=3 and shade the region to the right from this line. This is exactly the region that represents the solution of inequality (see attached diagram for details).

Graph 3(8-4x)<6(x-5)-example-1
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