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Solve for x. −2/5x −3/4x =−99/10 =−99/10 + 1/2x

Solve for x. −2/5x −3/4x =−99/10 =−99/10 + 1/2x
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Solve for x.



−2/5x −3/4x =−99/10 =−99/10 + 1/2x

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x > -99/4

Explanation:

User Andriy Tkach
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-2/5x-9<9/10 One solution was found : x > -99/4 Rearrange:Rearrange the equation by subtracting what is to the right of the greater than sign from both sides of the inequality :

-2/5*x-9-(9/10)<0
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