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Is 2 a solution of the inequality -2x < -6? example.
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Is 2 a solution of the inequality -2x < -6? example.

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Answer:

3

Explanation:

-2x =-6

-2. -2

x =3

-2 divided by -2x equal x

-2 divided by -6 equal 3

x equal 3

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