HELP: Solve: 3(x + 4) >(greater than or equal to) x - 2 ?

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3(x+4) >= x-2

Distribute 3 to (x-4). 3x+12 >= x-2

Add -12 to both sides side of the equation. 3x+12+(-12) >= x-2+(-12) = 3x >= x-14.

Add -x to both sides. 3x-x >= x-14-x = 2x >= -14

You tell me the answer now, using basic math.

EDIT: Whoopsie, when I edited this last, forgot to change the 10s to 14s.

3x+12 greater than or equal to x-2

2x+12 greater than or equal to -2

2x greater than or equal to -14

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