What should you do to both sides of the inequality in order to solve 7 > 2x?
multiply by 2
divide by 2
multiply by 7
divide by 7

divide by 2

Step-by-step explanation:

7>2x    In an inequality, the variable term is commonly written on the left side.

This can be done by switching the sides of the inequality.

2x<7    Notice that the inequality sign has changed.

In order to isolate the variable in this linear inequality, we need to get rid of the coefficient that multiplies it.

2x divided by 2< 7divided by 2.  This can be accomplished if both sides are divided by 2 .

We need to reduce this fraction to the lowest terms.

This can be done by dividing out those factors that appear both in the numerator and in the denominator.

In our example, this is the common factor: 2

And there u have it! Your answer is what u get from 7 divided by 2.

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