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Solve the inequality -5/4(8x+4)<6-3x. Show your work.

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Answer:

x > -11/7

Explanation:

-10x - 5 < 6 - 3x

-5 -6 < -3x + 10x

7x > -11

x > -11/7

User BenCole
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Answer:


x>-(11)/(7)

Explanation:

Step 1: Distribute


-(5)/(4) (8x+4)<6-3x


(-(5)/(4) *8x)+(-(5)/(4) *4)<6-3x


-(40x)/(4)-(20)/(4)<6-3x


-10x-5<6-3x

Step 2: Add 10x to both sides


-10x-5\mathbf{+10x}<6-3x\mathbf{+10x}


-5<6+7x

Step 3: Subtract 6 from both sides


-5\mathbf{-6}<6+7x\mathbf{-6}


-11<7x

Step 4: Divide both sides by 7


-11\mathbf{/7}<7x\mathbf{/7}


x>-(11)/(7)

Answer:
x>-(11)/(7)

User Hardy Le Roux
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