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broonathyoe
broonathyoe broonathyoe
  • 10-06-2016
  • Mathematics
Answered

Which inequality has no solution?


6(x+2)> x-3


3+4x<2(1+2x)


-2(x+6)< x-20


x-9 < 3 (x-3)

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caylus
caylus caylus
  • 11-06-2016

Hello,

Answer B

3+4x<2(1+2x)
==>3+4x<2+4x
==>3<2 is False => no solution for x.

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alexandermcqueen1513
alexandermcqueen1513 alexandermcqueen1513
  • 15-08-2021

Answer: The answer is B, 3+4x<2(1+2x).

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