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Solve the inequality –1 > –2(x – 4) – 5(4x – 7).
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Solve the inequality –1 > –2(x – 4) – 5(4x – 7).

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Answer:


x > 2

Explanation:


–1 > –2(x – 4) – 5(4x – 7)


–1 > –2x + 8 –20x + 35


–1 > - 22x + 43


- 1 - 43 > - 22x


- 44 > - 22x


( - 44)/( - 22) < ( - 22x)/( - 22)


2 < x


x > 2

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