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⅓(5x-4) >x+11/12. Topic(Linear Inequalities​
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⅓(5x-4) >x+11/12. Topic(Linear Inequalities​

User Anton Borodatov
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Answer:

1/3(5x_4)>x+11/12

multiply through by 12

4(5x_4)>12x+11

20x_16>12x+11

20x-12x>11+16

8x>27

x>27/8

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