What is the first step in solving the inequality m-2/6 < -1? A-multiply both sides by 6 B-add 2 to both sides C- change the direction of the inequality D- change it to less than or equal to

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What is the first step in solving the inequality m-2/6 < -1?

A-multiply both sides by 6
B-add 2 to both sides
C- change the direction of the inequality
D- change it to less than or equal to

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option A.

by multiplying both sides by 6 you will get rid of the fraction, thus easier to calculate the inequality.

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