Determine whether the inequality is always, sometimes, or never true.

2 (12x - 3) - 12x ≤ 12x + 12

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Mandy

10 August, 22:14

Determine whether the inequality is always, sometimes, or never true.

2 (12x - 3) - 12x ≤ 12x + 12

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Davis · Answer 1

Treat this as an ordinary linear equation. Try to isolate x, as some value. Also remember the basic rules of inequalities: If you're dividing, or multiplying, by a negative, you flip the inequality.

Meadow Dunlap · Answer 2

You get - 4x-18>-4x+9 now you can add 4x to both sides, which means all the x's are gone, and you get - 18>9

Determine whether the inequality is always, sometimes, or never true.2 (12x - 3) - 12x ≤ 12x + 12

Determine whether the inequality is always, sometimes, or never true.

2 (12x - 3) - 12x ≤ 12x + 12