How do you solve and graph 3 ( 2 - x ) > 4 ( 2 - x )?

1 Answer
Jul 22, 2015

Simplify both sides by expanding the terms; then perform basic arithmetic on both sides (that doesn't involve reversing the sign), to get to get x > 2
(see below for graph)

Explanation:

3(2-x) > 4(2-x)

color(white)("XXXX")expanding both sides
6 -3x > 8 -4x

color(white)("XXXX")Add 4x and then subtract 6 from both sides
x > 2
graph{x > 2 [-10, 10, -5, 5]}