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What is the solution to this inequality? x - 8 > -3 A. X>-11 B. X<-11 C. X<5 D. X>5

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erik [133]3 years ago

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Answer

D. X>5

Step by step explanation

x - 8 > -3

Here we have to find the value of x.

Add 8 on both sides, we get

x - 8 + 8 > -3 + 8

x > 5

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