[6 pts:] Solve x? _ Zx - 3 < 0. Write your answer in interval notation:
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Adding 3 to both sides, we get: Zx < 3 Dividing both sides by Z (assuming Z is positive), we get: x < 3/Z So the solution for x is: x < 3/Z Now we need to write this in interval notation. Show more…
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