-2a>6, then a is what?

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-2a>6, then a is what?

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Answer:

a < -3

Explanation:

It less than -3

Raymond Mutyaba answered Aug 9, 2021

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Answer: a < -3

Explanation:

-2a > 6 Divide both sides by -2 and remember if you divide both sides of an inequality by a negative number the sign switches.

-2a > 6

a < -3

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