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8 April, 20:05

Solve the inequality.

- 27> - 3 (4x-3)

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  1. 8 April, 20:14
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    The answer is 3>x because first you divide by three on both sides leaving you with positive 9>4x-3 then you add three on both side leaving you with 12>4x and lastly you divide four on bottom sides ending with 3>x.
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