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Solve for x. -6x + 7 > 1​
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Solve for x. -6x + 7 > 1​

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Answer:

x < 1

Explanation:


-6x + 7 > 1

subtract 7 from both sides


-6x > -6

divide both sides by -6


x < 1

(remember to flip the sign when dividing by a negative)

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