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Given the inequality 3(x - 4)>bx, for what value of "b" are there no solutions?

Given the inequality 3(x - 4)>bx, for what value of "b" are there no solutions?
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Given the inequality 3(x - 4)>bx, for what value of "b" are there no solutions?

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3(x-4)>bx
3x-12>bx

if b=3 then they you could remove the x of both sides:
-12>0
and there would be no solution
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