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Solve: 5 x − 5 < 6 x + 6 5x-5<6x+6, giving your answer as an inequality.

Solve: 5 x − 5 < 6 x + 6 5x-5<6x+6, giving your answer as an inequality.
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Solve: 5 x − 5 < 6 x + 6 5x-5<6x+6, giving your answer as an inequality.

User Rcoster
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5x-5<6x+6
5x-5<6x+6

Is this supposed to be only 1 equation? They're identical :S

-5-6<6x-5x
-11<x
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