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We solve an inequality in the same way we solve an equation with the one exception that we need to change the direction of the < or > sign if you multiply or divide by a negative number. It is also good practice to try to rewrite your final answer, or any inequality, with the variable on the left or on the right. 5 < x could also be rewritten as x > 5.
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