How do you solve $2 (k + 4) > 2 k - 3$ $2(k + 4) > 2k - 3$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2018-04-11T12:28:50

There may be a problem with your question.

If you expand the brackets and simplify:

$2 (k + 4) > 2 k - 3$ $2(k+4) > 2k - 3$

$2 k + 8 > 2 k - 3$ $2k + 8 > 2k - 3$

$8 > - 3$ $8 > -3$

This expression is true but it just means that $k$ $k$ can be any number.

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