3 years ago

-2(5-x)-15 is greater than 12(x+1)-10(x-3) w

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Marysya12 [62]3 years ago

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Answer: x = - 9 is greater

Step-by-step explanation:

-2(5-x)-15 is greater than 12(x+1)-10(x-3)

-2(5-x)-15

-10 - 2x - 15

-2x -15 -10

-2x -25

x = -25/-2

x = - 12,5

12(x+1)-10(x-3)

12x + 12 - 10x -30

2x -18

x= -18/2

x = - 9

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