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Which is the correct solution to ‐3x<21?
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Which is the correct solution to ‐3x<21?

Which is the correct solution to ‐3x<21?-example-1
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Top right

Explanation:

When mult/dividing by a negative number, the sign always flips.

User NinjaKC
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this is because, when dividing an inequality by a negative number, you must flip the inequality sign

-3x < 21
x > -7
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