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What is the solution to the conpound inequality 2x + 7 < 5 ​

What is the solution to the conpound inequality 2x + 7 < 5 ​
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What is the solution to the conpound inequality 2x + 7 < 5
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User Alberto Bacchelli
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2x + 7 < 5

Subtract 7 from both sides

2x < -2

Divide both sides by 2

X<-1

Answer: x < -1

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