JAMB 1987 · UME · Q26

Solve the inequality x−1>4(x+2)x - 1 > 4(x + 2).

Worked solution (try it first)
  1. Expand the bracket: x−1>4x+8x - 1 > 4x + 8.
  2. Subtract 4x4x and add 1 to both sides: −3x>9-3x > 9.
  3. Divide by −3-3 and reverse the sign, because you are dividing by a negative: x<−3x < -3, option B.

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