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almond37 [142]
3 years ago
14

−6>−30−4x−6>−30-4x. What's the inequality.

Mathematics
1 answer:
Ahat [919]3 years ago
7 0
     -6 > -4x - 30 - 6 > -4x - 30
     -6 > -4x - 36 > -4x - 30
  + 4x  + 4x          + 4x
4x - 6 > -36 > -30
    + 6     + 6    + 6
      4x > -30 > -24
       4      4        4
        x > -7.5 > -6
        0 > -x - 7.5 > -x - 6
     7.5 > -x > -x - 6
    -7.5 > x > x + 6

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