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What is 750x+150<1000
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What is 750x+150<1000

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x<17/15

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User Inaccessible
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x<(17)/(15)

Explanation:

We begin with the inequality:
750x+150<1000

We need to solve for x. This means that we need to subtract 150 from each side and then divide each side by 750. Then we need to simplify.


750x+150<1000\\\\750x<850\\\\x<(850)/(750) \\\\x<(85)/(75) \\\\x<(17)/(15)

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