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What should you do to both sides of the inequality in order to solve x + (-2) > 3?
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What should you do to both sides of the inequality in order to solve x + (-2) > 3?

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subratct 2 from both sides

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User Asun
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you would subtract (-2) on both sides but because there is two negatives it turns into a postive so you add 2 on both sides  so you get x > 5 
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