SOLUTION: Solve the linear inequality. Use interval notation to express the solution set.
-6(5x+7)< -36x-6
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Question 790431: Solve the linear inequality. Use interval notation to express the solution set.
-6(5x+7)< -36x-6
Answer by Cromlix(4381) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
-6(5x+7)< -36x-6
-30x - 42 < -36x - 6
Collect like terms.
-30x + 36x < -6 + 42
6x < 36
x < 6
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