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If 5x−1>3x+7, then the value of x will be,
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If 5x−1>3x+7, then the value of x will be,

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Answer: x>4

solution set : x = {5,6,7,8....}

Explanation:

5x-1>3x+7

or, 5x-1+1>3x+7+1

or, 5x>3x+8

or, 5x-3x > 3x+8-3x

or, 2x > 8

or, 2x/2 > 8/2

or, x > 4

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