7+12x<4x+12 The solution of this inequality consists one or more of the following intervals: (−∞,A) and (A,∞) Find A

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7+12x<4x+12

The solution of this inequality consists one or more of the following intervals:

(−∞,A) and (A,∞)
Find A

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Answer:

12x-4x<12-7

8x<5

x<8/5

(-∞, 8/5)

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