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What is -6x-4(x+5)<-8x-24?
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What is -6x-4(x+5)<-8x-24?

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Answer:

the correct answer is x>2

Explanation:

-6x-4(x+5)<-8x-24

⇒-6x+8x-4x<-24+20

⇒ x>2

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