How do you solve linear inequalities, rocketcow is not allowed to answer

In the case of linear inequalities, we need to take care of the sign, here we have to take each side with that middle sign which could be =, >, <, ≤, ≥. So, here we apply a same operation on both sides of the equation equally

Example. -  3x + 2 > 5
Here, we need to subtract 2 from both sides, [ equal operation ]
 3x  > 3
Now, we need to divide 3 from both sides, 
x > 1
In that way, we solve for a linear inequality 

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