SOLUTION: how do you solve this inequality -2x-8<-6
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Question 332886: how do you solve this inequality -2x-8<-6
Answer by benazir.sj@gmail.com(109) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
-2x-8<-6
=-2x-8+8<-6+8
=-2x<2
= x<2/-2
x <-1
x>-1
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