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Solve the inequality: 3(1 - 2x) > 3 - 6x

Solve the inequality: 3(1 - 2x) > 3 - 6x
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Solve the inequality: 3(1 - 2x) > 3 - 6x

User Gaurav Dhama
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Answer:

No solutions

Explanation:

3(1 - 2x) > 3 - 6x

Distribute the 3

3*1 - 3* 2x > 3 -6x

3 -6x > 3-6x

Add 6x to each side

3 -6x+6x > 3-6x+6x

3>3

This is not a true statement, so there are no solutions

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