Mathematics, 29.10.2020 19:10 therealpr1metime45

Jake's solution to the equation −4(2x−3)=36 is shown below. −4(2x−3)=36
−8x+12=36
−8x+12−12=36−12
−8x=24
x=−3
How is the solution to the inequality −4(2x−3)>36 similar to and different from Jake's solution shown above? Be specific in your answer. Use mathematical evidence to support your answer.

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Jake's solution to the equation −4(2x−3)=36 is shown below. −4(2x−3)=36
−8x+12=36
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