Can someone solve 5(x-4) – 6(x+2) < 4 the inequality plz i need help. Also –(x-3)+2(x-1) < 3(x+4) and -5(3x+4)< -2(7x-1) it would really help If you solved these. Thank you :)

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Can someone solve 5(x-4) – 6(x+2) < 4 the inequality plz i need help.

Also –(x-3)+2(x-1) < 3(x+4) and -5(3x+4)< -2(7x-1) it would really help If you solved these. Thank you :)

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Answer:

1) x=-36

2) x>-11/12

3) x>-22

Explanation:

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