Solve the inequalities for real x.

    \[3x-7>5x-1\]

Solve the inequalities for real x.

    \[3x-7>5x-1\]

Solution:

From the question it is given that,

    \[3x-7>5x-1\]

Add  

    \[7\]

to both the sides, we get

    \[3x>5x+6\]

Again, subtract

    \[5x\]

from both the sides,

    \[-2x>6\]

Divide both sides by

    \[-2\]

we get

    \[x<-3\]

The solutions of

    \[3x-7>5x-1\]

inequality are defined by all the real numbers less than

    \[-3\]

.

Therefore, the required solution set is

    \[(-\infty ,-3)\]