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Is the inequality true. -2(2x+9)>_4x+9

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User BiGXERO
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Answer:

The inequality is False

Explanation:

We say that an inequality is true when the inequality symbol is satisfied. For example


5> 2True

On the contrary when inequality is not satisfied we say that it is false. For example:


2> 30False

2 is not greater than 30, therefore it is said that inequality is not satisfied.

In this case we have the following inequality:


-2(2x+9)>-4x+9

To find out if inequality is satisfied, we simplify the terms


-2(2x+9)>-4x+9


-4x-18>-4x+9


-18>9

Observe that -18 is not greater than 9, therefore it is said that inequality is not satisfied.

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User Francoise
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Answer:

The inequality is not true

Explanation:

we have


-2(2x+9)> -4x+9

Distributed left side


-4x-18 > -4x+9

Adds 4x both sides


-18 > 9 ----> is not true

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User Fion
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