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How to solve -4(-4+x)>56
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How to solve -4(-4+x)>56

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Answer:

x <-10

Explanation:

-4(-4+x)>56

Divide each side by -4, remembering to flip the inequality

-4/-4(-4+x)<56/-4

-4+x < -14

Add 4 to each side

-4+4+x < -14+4

x <-10

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