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Solve for x. -ax + 2b > 8
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-ax>8-2b,let a>0, divide by -a,x<(2b-8)/a case 2. If a<0,then -a>0 then x>(2b-8)/a
Here's an alternative approach: Since we want the term involving x to be positive, add (ax) to both sides of the inequality. Then 2b>8+ax. Isolate the ax term by subtracting 8 from both sides. divide the result by a to isolate x.
Again we have to see if a>0 or a<0
I like your case-by-case analysis.
-ax + 2b < 8 (solving for x) subtract 2b from both sides -ax < -2b + 8 now divide by -a ...remember to change the sign x > (-2b + 8)/-a or x > (2b - 8)/a
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