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Solve the linear inequality 6 - 4/5 x ≥ 7
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Subtract 6 from 7 so now the equation is -(4/5)x>1 (there is a line under the inequality sign) then you want x to be on its own so you divide by (-4/5) which means you multiply 1 by -(5/4) which also makes the inequality sign switch. So it becomes x<(-5/4) with a line under the inequality sign
so x≤ (-5/4)
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