SOLUTION:
solve for x: -3(x+1) - x/2 +3/2 < 0
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Question 678289:
solve for x: -3(x+1) - x/2 +3/2 < 0
Answer by pmatei(79) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Multiply entire inequality by 2:
Distribute:
Group like terms:
Add 3 both sides:
Divide by (-7) on both sides and flip sign because you divide by a negative number:
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