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3 years ago

6x < -96 solve for x

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olchik [2.2K]3 years ago

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Answer: Anything greater then -16 (EX: -15, -14)

Work: This is a One-Step Inequality equation, meaning you just need to divide. You need to get x by itself, so you divide the 6 on both sides, but since there is a negative, you have to flip the sign. So, the answer is x > -16.

Check: 6(-15) > -96; -90 > -96 < It's correct.

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