Math, asked by souravo9099, 1 year ago

How do you solve the inequality: 4>−5x+3 and 11<−5x+4?

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Answered by nrana

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4>-5x+3

1>-5x

1/5>-x

1/5<x

11<-5x+4

7<-5x

7/5<-x

7/5>x

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