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Which are solutions of the inequality 2a−7>3a? Select all that apply.

Which are solutions of the inequality 2a−7>3a? Select all that apply.
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Which are solutions of the inequality 2a−7>3a? Select all that apply.

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Answer: a<-7

Explanation:

2a−7>3a

2a>3a+7

-a>7

a<-7

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