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Solve the following inequality: –1 + 6(–1 – 3x) > –39 – 2x.     A. x < 3 B. x < 2 C. x < –10 D. x < –3
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Solve the following inequality: –1 + 6(–1 – 3x) > –39 – 2x.    

A. x < 3

B. x < 2  

C. x < –10

D. x < –3

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X<2

Explanation:

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–1 + 6(–1 – 3x) > –39 – 2x.
-1-6-18x>-39-2x
-7-18x>-39-2x
-18x>-32-2x
-16x>-32
x<2


B. x<2
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