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Which is the correct first step in solving the inequality -4(2x-1)>5-3x algebraically?
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Which is the correct first step in solving the inequality -4(2x-1)>5-3x algebraically?
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The correct first step is to distribute the -4 into 2x - 1. This will result in -8x + 4 > 5 - 3x. Now, the next step is to solve for the equation. This results in:
-5x + 4 > 5
-5x > 1
x < -0.2
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