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Solve for x. − x/2<−1
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Solve for x.

− x/2<−1

User Henri Hietala
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Answer: x>2

Explanation:

To solve for x, we want to use inverse operations to isolate x.


-(x)/(2) < -1 [multiply both sides by -2]


x > 2

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