Solve the inequality

2 (4x - 3) > = - 3 (3x) + 5x?

A.) x > = 0.5

B.) x > = 2

C.) ( - infty, 0.5)

D.) ( - infty, 2]

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Mathematics

Rex Hooper

29 August, 06:48

Solve the inequality

2 (4x - 3) > = - 3 (3x) + 5x?

A.) x > = 0.5

B.) x > = 2

C.) ( - infty, 0.5)

D.) ( - infty, 2]

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Answers (2)

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Veronica Adkins · Answer 1

The answer to your question is the letter A) x ≥ 0.5

Step-by-step explanation:

Inequality

2 (4x - 3) ≥ - 3 (3x) + 5x

Process

1. - Expand

8x - 6 ≥ - 9x + 5x

2. - Simplify

8x - 6 ≥ - 4x

3. - Add 6 units in both sides

8x - 6 + 6 ≥ - 4x + 6

4. - Simplify

8x ≥ - 4x + 6

5. - Add 4x in both sides

8x + 4x ≥ - 4x + 6 + 4x

6. - Simplify

12x ≥ 6

7. - Divide by 12 both sides

12x/12 ≥ 6/12

8. - Simplify

x ≥ 1/2 or 0.5

Skylar Cooley · Answer 2

Answer:The answer is the letter A) x ≥ 0.5

Solve the inequality2 (4x - 3) > = - 3 (3x) + 5x?A.) x > = 0.5B.) x > = 2C.) ( - infty, 0.5)D.) ( - infty, 2]

Solve the inequality

2 (4x - 3) > = - 3 (3x) + 5x?

A.) x > = 0.5

B.) x > = 2

C.) ( - infty, 0.5)

D.) ( - infty, 2]