1/2x-5>-7 how do I solve this linear inequality

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Tems11 [23]3 years ago

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$1/2x-5>-7\\1/2*x-5>-7\\1/2*x>-7+5\\1/2*x>-2\\x>-2/(1/2)\\x>-2*2\\x>-4$

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