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7x-6<4x + 3 solve the following inequalities ​
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7x-6<4x + 3 solve the following inequalities
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Answer:

7x-6 = 4x+3

7x-4x=3+6

3x=9

X=9/3

X= 3

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Answer:

x<3

Explanation:

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