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How do i solve −3(x+5)<−21

How do i solve −3(x+5)<−21
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How do i solve −3(x+5)<−21

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User Ethry
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Answer:

answer is x > 2

Explanation:

Interval Notation:

( 2 , ∞ )

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User Mohamed Adel
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Answer:

x>2

Explanation:

-3x-15< -21

-3x< -21+15

-3x< -6

x>2

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