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Consider the following inequality: 10x>3(2x-5)+11 Solve the inequality for x. Explain what your solution means (i.e. What values would make the equation true?)

Consider the following inequality: 10x>3(2x-5)+11 Solve the inequality for x. Explain what your solution means (i.e. What values would make the equation true?)
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Consider the following inequality: 10x>3(2x-5)+11 Solve the inequality for x. Explain what your solution means (i.e. What values would make the equation true?)

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X> -1
Any number larger than -1 (ex: 0, 1, 2, 3) can be equal to X.
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