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Help Please Solve for x. −ax + 3b > 5 A.) x > 3b-5/a B.) x > 5-3b/-a C.) x <3b+5/a D.) x <-3b+5/-a
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Help Please Solve for x. −ax + 3b > 5 A.) x > 3b-5/a B.) x > 5-3b/-a C.) x <3b+5/a D.) x <-3b+5/-a
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−ax + 3b > 5
A.) x > 3b-5/a
B.) x > 5-3b/-a
C.) x <3b+5/a
D.) x <-3b+5/-a
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−ax + 3b > 5
Move 3b to the other side
-ax > 5 - 3b
Divide both sides by -a
x < -(5 - 3b)/a which can be simplified to
x < (-5 + 3b) / a which doesn't seem to be an option.
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