SOLUTION: 10>3x+1>7
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Question 698002: 10>3x+1>7
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Hello,
Let's write this 10>3x+1>7 as two inequalities.
10>3x+1
3x+1>7
Solve the first one:
10>3x+1
Subtract 1 and divide by 3 to get:
x<3
The other one:
3x+1>7
Subtract 1 and divide by e
x>2
Make sense?
RJ
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