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What is the solution of (3x−2)/2 < (x+4)/3?

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Correct answer: x<2

The governing method is clearing positive denominators before collecting the variable terms. The denominators 2 and 3 have least common multiple 6. Multiplying the whole inequality by 6 is safe because 6 is positive, so the direction does not change: 6(3x−2)/2 < 6(x+4)/3, giving 3(3x−2)<2(x+4). Expand to obtain 9x−6<2x+8. Subtract 2x and add 6: 7x<14. Dividing by positive 7 gives x<2. Option A matches. Options B and D reverse the direction without justification, while C has the wrong boundary and direction. Since the original inequality is strict, x=2 is excluded.

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Fractional-Linear-InequalityLcmAlgebraic-SolvingAlgebraic Solution Of Linear Inequalities In One VariableLinear InequalitiesMathematicsClass 11 Mcq

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