What is the final step in solving the inequality -2(5-4x)<6x-4 step 1 : -10+8x<6x-4 step 2 : -10<-2x-4 step 3 : -6<-2x step 4 : ______ A. x<-3 B. x>-3 C. x< 3 D. x>3

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What is the final step in solving the inequality -2(5-4x)<6x-4

step 1 : -10+8x<6x-4
step 2 : -10<-2x-4
step 3 : -6<-2x
step 4 : ______

A. x<-3
B. x>-3
C. x< 3
D. x>3

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Answer:

D: x > 3

Explanation:

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Vitaly Slobodin answered Mar 14, 2019

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-6/-2<-2x/-2

3>x or C x<3
You divide -2 on both sides which causes the sign to flip and the negatives to cancel.

Cheduardo answered Mar 17, 2019

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