SOLUTION: what is the answer to the inequality 5-6(x-4)<-(6-x)
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Question 708100: what is the answer to the inequality 5-6(x-4)<-(6-x)
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5-6x+24 < -6+x
-7x < -6-29
-7x < -35
x < -35/-7
x < 5
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