Seven less than the product of twice a number is greater than five more than the same number. Which integer satisfies this inequality?

To answer this question, we would have to use algebra.
Let the unknown number be A.
Now, as per the question, we have the equation -> 2A - 7 > 5 + A ==> 2A - A > 5+7 ==> A > 12
So, the final answer is --> A > 12

Answered by utsavsingh | 2024-06-10

2x-7>5+x
x>12
simples
just have to convert words into formula

Answered by Excaliblur2 | 2024-06-10

The integer that satisfies the inequality x + 5"> 2 x − 7 > x + 5 is 13 , which is the smallest integer greater than 12. This is found by isolating x in the inequality. Therefore, 13 is the solution.
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Answered by utsavsingh | 2024-12-20