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What is the correct interval notation for 6-7x/2<-7

What is the correct interval notation for 6-7x/2<-7
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What is the correct interval notation for 6-7x/2<-7

User Juanma Menendez
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We can add 7x/2+7 to both sides to see that 13<7x/2.  Multiplying by 2/7, we have that 26/7<x as our interval.
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