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Qrx + prx + pqx > pqr . Find x
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Qrx + prx + pqx > pqr . Find x

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Answer:


x(qr + pr + pq) > pqr \: \: \: by \: dividing \: both \: sides \: by \: (qr + pr + pq)

we get that

Explanation:


x > (qr + pr + pq)/(pqr)

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