Question

Solve the inequality-6(x-4)<7(2x-3)

Answer 1

You would distribute the -6 on one side and the 7 on the other.
$- 6x + 24 < 14x - 21$
Then you would move the 24 to the other side, by subtracting.
$- 6x < 14x - 45$
Then you would move 14x to the other side by subtracting
$- 20x < - 45$
Then divide by -20 to get x by itself. You would have to flip the sign, since you divided by a negative.
$x > 2.25$