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Solve the following inequality. Show and explain your work 3(x-6)+2>5x-4

Solve the following inequality. Show and explain your work 3(x-6)+2>5x-4
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Solve the following inequality. Show and explain your work
3(x-6)+2>5x-4

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x< (-6)

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Solve the following inequality. Show and explain your work 3(x-6)+2>5x-4-example-1
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