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subtract 4 both sides. Then divide both sides by -3, But that will also result in the inversion of '>' sign
Alternatively you can just move the -3x to the other side of the inequality by adding 3x to both sides and subtracting the 11 from both sides. Then you don't have to remember the rule about dividing/multiplying by a negative.
But it is a good thing to remember.
Good strategy Polpak I would agree with you on this.
You sound surprised.. ;p
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No not at all, this is the kind of response I give to questions normally. An explanation often helps the student and they are often grateful for it, No surprise!
thanks you guys are too awesome
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