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3(x - 1) <-3(2 – 2x) solve the inequality

3(x - 1) <-3(2 – 2x) solve the inequality
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3(x - 1) <-3(2 – 2x)
solve the inequality

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User Nikolay Ruban
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Answer:

3x-3<6x-6

Explanation:

3(x)= 3x

3(-1) = -3

3x-3

-3(2) = -6

-3(-2x) = 6x

6x-6

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