The inequality that represents all solutions to -4 (x - 3) < 3x + 5 is x > 1
How to determine the inequality that represents all solutions?
The inequality is given as:
-4 (x - 3) < 3x + 5
Open the bracket
-4x + 12 <3x + 5
Collect the like terms
-4x- 3x < 5 - 12
Evaluate
-7x < -7
Divide by -7
x > 1
Hence, the inequality that represents all solutions to -4 (x - 3) < 3x + 5 is x > 1
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