Given: 5 > x + 7. Choose the solution set.

{XIXER, X>-2)

{XIXER, X<-2)

{XIXER, x> 2]

. XIXER, X<2}

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Kareem Booth

Mathematics

5 July, 06:07

Given: 5 > x + 7. Choose the solution set.

{XIXER, X>-2)

{XIXER, X<-2)

{XIXER, x> 2]

. XIXER, X<2}

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Joey Berry · Answer 1

x<-2

original: 5 > x + 7

first step-subtract 7 from both sides so x is alone: 5 - 7 > x

second step-simplify: - 2 > x

remember to treat the inequality sign as an equal sign. so whatever you do to one side, you have to do to the other side.

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Given: 5 > x + 7. Choose the solution set.

{XIXER, X>-2)

{XIXER, X<-2)

{XIXER, x> 2]

. XIXER, X<2}