Question 10 • Online Algebra, Function, Number A
Adding the same value to both sides preserves the inequality, so it does not change which values satisfy it. For example, x < 3 remains true exactly when x + 2 < 5. Subtracting the same value also preserves the solution set, while multiplying or dividing by a negative value requires reversing the inequality sign; therefore, the other statements are false.
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