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The constants a, c and d are positive. Solve the inequality for x. d - cx > a

The constants a, c and d are positive. Solve the inequality for x. d - cx > a
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The constants a, c and d are positive. Solve the inequality for x.
d - cx > a

User Nansen
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Answer:

It's B

Explanation:

User Gilmishal
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Answer:

x < (d - a)/c

Explanation:

d - cx > a

cx < d - a

x < (d - a)/c

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