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How do you solve "inequalities"?

For example; 3X+2>2x-5?

or

x+3

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To be able to solve inequalities you must think of them as just simple equations and replace the inequality sign with an equals sign
javaid.aslam
16 May 2011
so x +3
javaid.aslam
16 May 2011
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