SOLUTION: Solve for x. Collect xs on the LEFT side. The solution should be presented with x first, the correct inequality symbol, then the number.
11x + 3 – 13x – 7 < 2(5 + 4x)
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11x + 3 – 13x – 7 < 2(5 + 4x)
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Question 170355: Solve for x. Collect xs on the LEFT side. The solution should be presented with x first, the correct inequality symbol, then the number.
11x + 3 – 13x – 7 < 2(5 + 4x)
You can put this solution on YOUR website! first distribute the term 2(5+4x)=10+8x----->
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11x+3-13x-7=<10+8x---> combine like terms
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-10x<14--->now divide by -10 remembering that when you divide by a negative that the inequality needs to be reversed.
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x>-14/10 or
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