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Solve the linear inequality below. 9x – 8 > 4x + 7
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Solve the linear inequality below.
9x – 8 > 4x + 7

User NPadrutt
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Answer:

Explanation:

9x-4>4x+7

-4x

5x-4>7

+4

5x>11/5

x>2.2

User Jadi
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Answer:

9x-4x>7+8

5x > 15

X >3

So the answer is x >3

User Pranav Shinde
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