3. Solve the given inequality and graph the solution on a number line

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hodyreva [135]3 years ago

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: -x/2+3/2<5/2=x>-2

-x/2+3/2-3/2= -x/2<5/2-3/2=1

-x/2<1

-x/2/2= -x<1/2

-x can be transformed into -1/2x

-1/2x / -1/2=x

1/-1/2=-2

x>-2

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