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3 years ago

I need help with multi step inequalities

Mathematics

1 answer:

vodomira [7]3 years ago

6 0

either

-(3x+3)-2x (less than) -4(x-2)-2

-3x+3-2x (less than) -4x +8-2

-5x+3 (less than)-4x+6

Or if you need it simplified

-5x +3 (less than) -4x+6

+4x 4x

-x+3 (less than) 6

-3 -3

-x(less than) 3

(-x/-1) Less than (3/-1)

x (less than) -3

(didnt have the less than greater than sign so typed it)

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