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Solve the inequality 2/3x> -6
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First of all you have the state that x cannot be =0 as that would mean dividing by 0.
Once that is done you can multiply through 3x to get \[2>-18x\]
Now there is one more step to divide by -18, but be careful here as the inequality will change when u multiply/divide by a negative number!
\[-\frac{1 }{9 }<x\]
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And for the solution you still need to mention that x cannot be 0
Insert -1/9 into the inequality and you should get -6
And that works out fine so I have found your solution
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