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Solve the following inequality and show the solution in a number line. 3(x-1)-x<5​

Solve the following inequality and show the solution in a number line. 3(x-1)-x<5​
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Solve the following inequality and show the solution in a number line. 3(x-1)-x<5​

User John Courtland
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Answer: Isolate the variable by dividing each side by factors that don't contain the variable.
x<4
or
(-infinity,4)
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