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What should you do to both sides of the inequality in order to solve x + (-2) > 3?
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What should you do to both sides of the inequality in order to solve x + (-2) > 3?

User Nagaraja Thangavelu
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Answer:

Add 2 to both sides.

Explanation:

User DCNYAM
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Answer:

x > 5

Explanation:

In order to solve you need the variable alone.

x + (-2) > 3

x - 2 > 3

+2. +2

x > 5

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