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Solve for x in the inequality below. 5 > -3x - 1 A. -2 > x B. 2 > x C. 2 < x D. -2 < x
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Solve for x in the inequality below. 5 > -3x - 1 A. -2 > x B. 2 > x C. 2 < x D. -2 < x
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D because you first add 1+5=6 then divide 6 by -3 which is -2, and the inequality sign flips since you divide by a negative.
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