Solve the inequality.

3 (x - 1) < - 3 (2 - 2x)

A) x > 1

B) x < 1

C) x > - 1

D) x < - 1

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Villanueva

8 September, 20:52

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Jacey Salas · Answer 1

3 (x - 1) < - 3 (2 - 2x)

3x - 3 < - 6 + 6x

3x-6x < - 6+3

-3x < - 3

x > - 3/-3

x > 1

Therefore the answer is : A) x > 1.

Conner Briggs · Answer 2

3 (x-1) < - 3 (2-2x)

3x - 3 < - 6 + 6x

-3 + 6 < 6x - 3x

3 < 3x

∴ 1< x

i. e x > 1.

Hence A is correct.

Solve the inequality.3 (x - 1) < - 3 (2 - 2x)A) x > 1B) x < 1C) x > - 1D) x < - 1