How do you solve 3 (2x + 9) > 4 (-x + 3)

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Donald Bates

Mathematics

28 August, 09:24

How do you solve 3 (2x + 9) > 4 (-x + 3)

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Talon Cisneros · Answer 1

I believe is like this

12 • (2x + 9) • (3 - x)

Step by step solution:

Step 1:

Equation at the end of step 1 : (3 • (2x + 9) • 4) • (3 - x)

Step 2:

Equation at the end of step 2 : 12 • (2x + 9) • (3 - x)

Step Three:

Final Result: 12 • (2x + 9) • (3 - x)

Ariana · Answer 2

6x+27>-4x+12

6x+4x>12-27

10x> - 15

x> - 3/2