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Solve the inequality for x: 2 (2x - 3) < 4x - 6

Solve the inequality for x: 2 (2x - 3) < 4x - 6
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Solve the inequality for x:
2 (2x - 3) < 4x - 6

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User Debola
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Answer:

see below

Explanation:

2 (2x - 3) < 4x - 6

distribute

4x - 6 < 4x - 6

add 6

4x < 4x

divide by 4

x<x

maybe i did this wrong but this is what i got.

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User Meirion
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