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What is the solution to the inequality? 5(x−2)<−3x+6
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What is the solution to the inequality?
5(x−2)<−3x+6

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Answer:

x<2

Explanation:

multiply 5 by the numbers inside the parenthesis

5x-10<-3x+6

add 10 to both sides

5x-10+10<-3x+6+10

simplify

5x<-3x+16

add 3x to both sides

5x+3x<-3x+16+3x

simplify

8x<16

divide by 8

8x/8 < 16/8

x<2

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