The required solution is \(x>\dfrac{cd-b}{a}\).
Given:
The given inequality is \(ax+b>cd\).
To find:
The solution to the given inequality.
Explanation:
We have,
\(ax+b>cd\)
Subtract \(b\) from both sides.
\(ax+b-b>cd-b\)
\(ax>cd-b\)
Divide both sides by \(a\).
\(\dfrac{ax}{a}>\dfrac{cd-b}{a}\)
\(x>\dfrac{cd-b}{a}\)
Therefore, the required solution is \(x>\dfrac{cd-b}{a}\).
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