Solving Multiple Step Equations | Explanation, Steps & Examples

Allday Everyday Math on Instagram: "Solving a multi-step inequality works just like solving a multi-step equation: combine like terms, move variables to one side, constants to the other, and remember to flip the inequality only if you multiply or divide by a negative number. Given: −1 − 6x − 6 > −11 − 7x Step 1: Combine like terms on the left side. −1 − 6 = −7 So the inequality becomes: −7 − 6x > −11 − 7x Step 2: Get all variable terms on one side. Add 7x to both sides: −7 + x > −11 Step 3: Move

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