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What is 4(x−12)−3<5(x−1)+4 HURRRYYYY
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What is 4(x−12)−3<5(x−1)+4 HURRRYYYY

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Answer: x>−50

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4x-48-3<5x-5+4

4x-51<5x-1

Subtract 5x from both sides

-1x-51<-1

Subtract 51 from both sides

-1x<50

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