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-2/3x + 3<11
how do i solve this equation

Subtract 3 from both sides.
Then, multiply both sides by -(3/2) to get x alone. But whenever you have and inequality and multiply or divide by negative number, make sure to CHANGE THE DIRECTION OF THE INEQUALITY.
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