The inequality 7-2/3x < x-8

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Am going to presume you want it solved.
Please pardon my presumption

7 - (2/3)x < x - 8, Take all the x to one side of the inequality
-(2/3)x-x < - 8 -7
-(5/3)x < - 15 Divide both sides by -5/3 and inequality sign changes

x > (-15)/(-5/3)

x > 15 * 3/5 . 5 into 15 is 3.

x > 3*3

x > 9

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