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solve the inequality, if possible. -2x-<-2x-1 2n>n+n then tell what type of equation it is. it is either x># (or a variation of...Asked by Bri
solve the inequality, if possible.
-2x-<-2x-1 2n>n+n
then tell what type of equation it is. it is either x># (or a variation of this),
all real numbers, or no solution.
-2x-<-2x-1 2n>n+n
then tell what type of equation it is. it is either x># (or a variation of this),
all real numbers, or no solution.
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Answered by
Marth
-2x-<-2x-1
-< is not defined.
-< is not defined.
Answered by
Bri
im sorry, i do not understand.
Answered by
Reiny
Is that supposed to say
-2x ≤ -2x - 1 ?
what does 2n > n+n supposed to mean?
There was no n in your inequation.
I would end up with 2n > 2n
or 0 > 0 , which is false.
If it says: -2x ≤ -2x - 1
then 0 < -1 which is false
So there is no solution.
-2x ≤ -2x - 1 ?
what does 2n > n+n supposed to mean?
There was no n in your inequation.
I would end up with 2n > 2n
or 0 > 0 , which is false.
If it says: -2x ≤ -2x - 1
then 0 < -1 which is false
So there is no solution.
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