2 years ago

Compare and contrast the solutions of 2x-4>6 and 2x-4=6

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elena55 [62]2 years ago

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2x-4=6
2x=6+4=10
x=5
for the inequality, however:
<span>2x-4>6
2x>6+4
2x>10
x>5</span>

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