Question
Solve the following linear in-equation and graph the solution set on a real number line:
$2(3x-5) > 5(13-2x), x \in W$

Answer

$2(3 x-5)>5(13-2 x) $
$6 x-10>65-10 x $
$6 x+10 x>65+10 $
$16 x>75 $
$x>\frac{75}{16} $
$c>4 \frac{11}{16}$
Solution set $=\left[x>4 \frac{11}{16}\right]$

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