The constants a, b, and c are positive. Solve the inequality for x. ax - b < c

The solution of the given inequality    

Step-by-step explanation:

Explanation:-

Given that the constants a, b, and c are positive

Given inequality     a x - b < c

Adding 'b' on both sides, we get

                             a x - b + b < c

                       ⇒  a x < c + b

Dividing 'a' on both sides, we get

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