Unable to solve please help in solvong this modulus inequality

[mossy bear]

First, you need to expand and start to do inequality thingy

x+3a > 2(x-2a)
x+3a > 2x-4a
3a+4a > 2x-x
7a > x

@viscid compass hope you got what you want😏

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[viscid compass]

there is a modulus so there should me a negative one i huess

*guess

[mossy bear]

Yeah, but the sides negative at the same time

So to remove the negative sign you need to divide it (-1) on both sides and answer is x < 7a

Hope you get it @viscid compass

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[viscid compass]

but the answer shows two answers 1/3a also

[mossy bear]

Maybe I got wrong or misunderstood the question and sorry for that

But u can try using inequality calculators on the internet👍

I usually use these kinda calculators to check my answers correct or not

[viscid compass]

bro i dont wanna get the answer i already have it i wanna understand the question

and its solving method

[reef kestrel]

well do you know that how mod a > mod x opens up?

if you do not know that it's simply a> +-x

[viscid compass]

yeah i know that

[reef kestrel]

is it a/3 or 1/3a?

as i am getting a/3

[reef kestrel]

then use the same principle here

for the ease of understanding

let x-2 = z

modz+5a > 2mod(z)

[reef kestrel]

now this is same as the original question

just the format is changed

[reef kestrel]

now its same as opening this up

i hope you get it now!

[viscid compass]

oh thanks i got it

[spring forge]

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