|-x+3>2 How do I solve this ?

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Andrey Zverev asked Jan 23, 2023

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|-x+3>2 How do I solve this ?

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Answer: x<1 or x>5

Explanation:

|-x+3|>2

-x+3>2

-x+3-3>2-3

-x>-1

x<1

-x+3<-2

-x+3-3<-2-3

-x<-5

x>5

x<1 or x>5

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