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3 years ago

Wich number line represents the solution set for the 2x-6>6(x-2)+8

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3 0

Well...
2x-6x>-12+8-6
-4x>-10
Attention! ">" change for "<" because we multiply both members for (-1)
x<10/4
It is the same to say (-infinite ; 10/4) or (-infinite ; 5/2) or (-infinite ; 2.5)
Good luck!
M.

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