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Solve for x: 4-(x+2)<-3(x+4)

Solve for x: 4-(x+2)<-3(x+4)
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Solve for x: 4-(x+2)<-3(x+4)

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Answer: x<-7

Explanation:

4-(x+2)<-3(x+4)

4-x-2<-3x-12

4-2-x<-3x-12

2-x<-3x-12

14-x<-3x

14<-2x

-2x>14

-x>7

x<-7

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