SOLUTION: solve the inequality: 8a+2-10a<20

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Question 75379This question is from textbook algebra I
: solve the inequality:
8a+2-10a<20
This question is from textbook algebra I

Answer by rmromero(383)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

Solve:
8a+2-10a<20
-2a + 2 < 20 subtract 2 both sides
-2a < 18 divide -2 both sides and change the inequality sign

a > -9
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