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how to solve? -5x+4<44
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Okay so you would move 4 to the other side of the < sign. To do that you would subtract 4 from both sides.
Now you would divide the number to the right by 5 to get x by itself.
Correction you would divide by -5. Followed by that you would then have your answer to x. To check it plug your answer in for x and check to see that you got the right answer.
5x=44?
40/-5??
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x=-8?
Correct. so then you r answer would be -8 correct.
yes thanks:)
Then just plug in -8 for x to check it. So -5(-8)<44 = -5(-8)=40
40<44
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just do everything you would do if it was an equal sign.
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