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-5.1x+1.1<0.1-0.1x
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x>1/5
Your goal is to get x alone
First you want to add 0.1x to both sides: -5.1x+1.1<0.1-0.1x -5x+1.1<0.1
Then subtract 1.1 from both sides -5x<-1
Now divide each side by -5 Remember you have to flip your sign because you are dividing by a negative number x>-1/-5 Two negatives make a positive so your final answer is: x>1/5
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