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What is the solution to the inequality-3x+7>1?

What is the solution to the inequality-3x+7>1?
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What is the solution to the inequality-3x+7>1?

User Jay Peyer
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Answer:

X<2 on edge

Explanation:

User Havelock
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Answer:

x >-2

Explanation:

3x+7>1

Subtract 7 from each side

3x +7-7 >1-7

3x >-6

Divide by 3

3x/3 >-6/3

x >-2

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