Respuesta :

Answer: B

Firstly, subtract d on both sides of the inequality

Next, divide both sides by -c, (remember to flip the sign because you are dividing by a negative)

Step-by-step explanation:

Once we get this, we can convert the - (a - d/c) to d - a/c.

Thus getting B. your welcome

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The correct option will be Option B: x<(d-a)/c

What is inequality?

Inequality is the relation between two mathematical expressions showing relationships like greater than, greater than equal to, lower than, lower than equal to, etc between two algebraic expressions.

for example x<a, x>b+d

Here given that

d-cx>a

first, move the constant term to one side by adding or subtracting the constant term on both sides

now subtract d from both sides

⇒d-cx-d > a-d

⇒-cx>a-d

now move the coefficient of the variable to the opposite side to make the coefficient of the variable 1 by dividing the coefficient on both sides.

now divide -c on both sides in order to make the coefficient is 1.

by dividing the negative number on both sides inverse the relation between the two expressions.

here > will be converted to <

⇒(-cx)/(-c)<(a-d)/(-c)

⇒x<(d-a)/c

Therefore The correct option will be Option B: x<(d-a)/c

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