Solve the inequality 2(4x-3)>-3(3)+5x

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Zhubei Federer asked Oct 27, 2023

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Solve the inequality 2(4x-3)>-3(3)+5x

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Zhubei Federer asked Oct 27, 2023

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$x > -1\\$

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$~~~~~2(4x-3) > -3(3)+5x\\\\\implies 8x-6 > -9+5x\\\\\implies 8x > -9+6+5x\\\\\implies 8x > -3+5x\\\\\implies 8x -5x > -3\\\\\implies 3x > -3\\\\\implies x > -\frac 33\\\\\implies x > -1$

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