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How do I solve this 2(4 - 2x) > 1

How do I solve this 2(4 - 2x) > 1
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How do I solve this

2(4 - 2x) > 1

User Plafhz
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Answer:

x<7/4

Explanation:

2(4-2x)>1

8-4x>1

-4x>1-8

-4x>-7

  • Now divide by -4 on both sides and the inequality sign will get inverted

x<4/7

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