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What are the solutions of the inequality? - 2(3x + 2) > -6x -4 A. x < 0 B. x < 6 C. all real numbers D. no solution
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What are the solutions of the inequality?

- 2(3x + 2) > -6x -4

A. x < 0
B. x < 6
C. all real numbers
D. no solution

User Tushar Sharma
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The answer is no solution
User Giavac
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Distributing the -2 over the parentheses:-
-6x - 4 > - 6x - 4

This is obviously wrong - something cannot be larger than itself so the answer is D. no solution
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