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Solve for x: 6x + 1/4 (4x + 3) > 12

Ox>
10
7
Ox> 2
ox= 10
X = 2

User Alan Grosz
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Given:

The inequality is:


6x+(1)/(4)(4x+3)>12

To find:

The values for x.

Solution:

We have,


6x+(1)/(4)(4x+3)>12

Using distributive property, we get


6x+(1)/(4)(4x)+(1)/(4)(3)>12


6x+x+(3)/(4)>12


7x>12-(3)/(4)


7x>(48-3)/(4)

On further simplification, we get


7x>(45)/(4)

Divide both sides by 7.


x>(45)/(7* 4)


x>(45)/(28)

Therefore, the required solution is
x>(45)/(28).

Note: All options are incorrect.

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