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What is the solution to this inequality? 2(x - 4) < 5x + 4

What is the solution to this inequality? 2(x - 4) < 5x + 4
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What is the solution to this inequality? 2(x - 4) < 5x + 4

User Soroushjp
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the answer is 2x-8<5x+4
User Modius
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x >-4.
To solve, just isolate the variable.
2x -8 < 5x +4
-12 < 3x
-4 < x
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