SOLUTION: 2x-(4x +3)<6x +3(x+4)
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Question 56016: 2x-(4x +3)<6x +3(x+4)
Answer by Cintchr(481) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Distribute the -1 on the left and the +3 on the right
Combine like terms on each side
add 2x to both sides
Combine like terms
subtract 12 from both sides
Combine like terms
Divide by 5
Flip Flop the WHOLE inequality
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