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OpenStudy (babygirl809):

-10x-7<13

OpenStudy (anonymous):

x>-2

OpenStudy (babygirl809):

thx

OpenStudy (anonymous):

-10x<20 -x<2

OpenStudy (anonymous):

I hope that everyone know that posting direct answers is against the Code of Conduct of Openstudy. :D Anyway, if you want the steps, here's what you wanna do. First, you add 7 on both sides. \(-10x-7<13\) will become \(-10x-7+7<13+7\). Combine like terms, and you'll get \(-10x<20\) Now, solve for x by dividing \(-10\) on both sides. Notice that you are dividing a NEGATIVE, so you must switch \(<\) to \(>\). \[\frac{ -10x }{ -10 }>\frac{ 20 }{ -10 }\]

OpenStudy (anonymous):

everyone knows***

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Then \[x> 20 \div -10\]

OpenStudy (babygirl809):

thank you

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