Math, asked by bonifacealeruchi, 6 months ago

what is 5a−4>2a+8 , pls explain

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Answered by DevyaniKhushi
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 \large \boxed{ \sf5a−4>2a+8} \\  \boxed{ \sf5a - 4 - 2a - 8 >  {2a} +8  - {2a} - 8}\\  \boxed{ \sf5a - 4 - 2a - 8 >  \cancel{2a} +\cancel8  - \cancel{2a} - \cancel8} \\ \boxed{ \sf3a - 12 >0 } \\  \boxed{ \sf3a - 12 + 12 >0  + 12} \\ \boxed{ \sf3a - \cancel{ 12 }+ \cancel{12} >12 } \\ \boxed{ \sf3a  >12 } \\  \boxed{ \sf \frac{3a}{3}  >  \frac{12}{3}  }\\  \boxed{ \sf \frac{\cancel3a}{\cancel3}  >  \frac{12}{3}  } \\\boxed{ \sf a > 4 }

Hence,

  • a : { 5, 6, 7, 8, ......}
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