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Which value of x is in the solution set of the following inequality -x+8 greater than 6

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Answer:

All real numbers less than
2

Explanation:

we have


-x+8 > 6

solve for x

Multiply by
-1 both sides


x-8 < -6

Adds
8 both sides


x < -6+8


x < 2

The solution is the interval-------->
(-infinite,2)

All real numbers less than
2

In a number line, the solution is the shaded area to the left of the dashed line at
x=2 (open circle)

see the attached figure

Which value of x is in the solution set of the following inequality -x+8 greater than-example-1
User Tehvan
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- x + 8 > 6
subtract 8 on both sides


- x > - 2
then divide -x on both sides
then you get


x < 2
when you divide or multiply by a negative the sign would flip in this case it went from greater than to less than.
User Joseph Wu
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