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5/3(6x+3)<2x-7 what is the solution for the iniquality
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5/3(6x+3)<2x-7 what is the solution for the iniquality

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Isolate "x" onto one side:

5/3 * (6x+3) < 2x - 7

5(6x+3) < 3(2x-7)

30x + 15 < 6x - 21

24x < -36

x < -1.5
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