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Which inequality describes all the solutions to -5x + 6 < 2(-3 - x)? A. X > 4 B. x < 0 C. x < 4 D. X > -9​

Which inequality describes all the solutions to -5x + 6 < 2(-3 - x)? A. X > 4 B. x < 0 C. x < 4 D. X > -9​
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Which inequality describes all the solutions to -5x + 6 < 2(-3 - x)? A. X > 4 B. x < 0 C. x < 4 D. X > -9​

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Answer:

x>4

Explanation:

-5x+6<2(-3-x)

-5x+6<-6-2x

-5x+6+2x<-6-2x+2x

-3x+6<-6

-3x<-12

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