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HELP PLEASE!!! -6x+1>-5 and 3x+4≥1

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HELP PLEASE!!!
-6x+1>-5 and 3x+4≥1

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Answer:

x < 1 and x ≤-1

Explanation:

When you divide by a negative number, the sign switches XD

Markzz answered Mar 29, 2020

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