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Solve the inequality for x. 8x > 6(3x - 1) - 14​
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Solve the inequality for x.
8x > 6(3x - 1) - 14​

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Answer:

x<2

Explanation:

8x>6(3x−1)−14

simplify

8x>18x-6-14 (add -6-14)

subtract 18

8x>18x-20

-10x>-20

divide by -10,

dividing by negatives changes the sign

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