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Solve the inequality. 2−6/5x≥−4

Solve the inequality. 2−6/5x≥−4
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Solve the inequality. 2−6/5x≥−4

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2 - 6/5x > = -4
-6/5x > = -4 - 2
-6/5x > = -6...divide by -6/5, and change the inequality sign
x < = -6 / (-6/5)
x < = -6 * -5/6
x < = 30/6
x < = 5 <===
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