3x – (7x + 2) > 5x + 4

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Greg Van Gorp asked Aug 24, 2022

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3x – (7x + 2) > 5x + 4

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Answer:

x < -2/3

Explanation:

3x – (7x + 2) > 5x + 4

= 3x -7x - 2 > 5x + 4

= -4x - 2 > 5x + 4

= -4x -5x > 4 + 2

= -9x > 6

= x < -2/3

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MischaNix answered Aug 28, 2022

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