SOLUTION: Solve: 1) 12b - 8 _< 13b + 9 I have tried this about 4 times and can not figure it out 2) -2x - 10 < -4

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Question 144238: Solve:
1) 12b - 8 _< 13b + 9
I have tried this about 4 times and can not figure it out
2) -2x - 10 < -4

Answer by Earlsdon(6294)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Solve:
1) Subtract 12b from both sides of the inequality.
Now subtract 9 from both sides.
or
2) Add 10 to both sides.
Now divide by -2, and remember to reverse the inequality symbol.

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