Question

Does 3+4x is less than or equal to 2(1+2x have a solution

Answer 1

NO

Explanation:

You need x on one side of the equation.

3+4x ≤ 2(1+2x)

3+4x ≤ 2+4x

-4x -4x

3 ≤ 2

Since there is no x value there is no solution

Answer 2

No solution

Explanation:

Given inequality:

`3+4x \leq 2(1+2x)`

To determine if the given inequality has a solution, we can solve it step by step.

Begin by expanding the brackets on the right side of the inequality:

`3+4x\leq 2\cdot 1+2\cdot 2x`

`3+4x \leq 2+4x`

Now, subtract 4x from both sides to isolate the constant terms:

`3+4x-4x \leq 2+4x-4x`

`3 \leq 2`

As 3 is not less than or equal to 2, there is no solution to the inequality since the inequality has led to a contradiction.

Therefore, the two sides of the inequality will never be equal or allow for 3 + 4x to be less than 2(1 + 2x) for any value of x.