Question

How do I solve an inequality if the question is 2(2x+2)-x>3x-4 ?

Answer 1

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

First, expand. / Your problem should look like:
`4x + 4 - x \ \textgreater \ 3x - 4`
Second, simplify 4x + 4 - x to 3x + 4. / Your problem should look like:
`3x + 4 \ \textgreater \ 3x - 4`
Third, remove 3x on both sides. / Your problem should look like:
`4 \ \textgreater \ -4`
Fourth, since 4 > -4 is always true, there are infinite solutions.

Answer: Infinite solutions