SOLUTION: solve the inequality:
3-3(b-2)<13-3(b-6)
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: solve the inequality:
3-3(b-2)<13-3(b-6)
This question is from textbook algebra I
Answer by cathieb1225(41) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
solve the inequality:
3-3(b-2)<13-3(b-6)
Using the distributive property, get rid of the parentheses
3-3b+6<13-3b+18
Add 3b to each side
3-3b+3b+6<13-3b+3b+18
9<31
Because the variable term canceled out and the resulting inequality is true, this means that all real numbers is the answer.
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