Does the inequality 2x+7 > 2(3+x) have no solution, or can X be all real? Please explain.

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Michael Tiller · Answer 1 · 2017-12-08T05:53:10+0000

if you distribute the two the equation becomes 2x+7>2x+6. so this shows that when solved 2x+1>2x. to take it further you can devide the entire equation by two and get. x+.5>x meaning x is all real numbers.

Does the inequality 2x+7 > 2(3+x) have no solution, or can X be all real? Please explain.

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