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a<-4
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-3a+3>2a+23
Combine a and -4a to get -3a.
-3a+3-2a>23
Subtract 2a from both sides.
-5a+3>23
Combine -3a and -2a to get -5a.
-5a>23-3
Subtract 3 from both sides.
-5a>20
Subtract 3 from 23 to get 20.
a<\frac{20}{-5}
Divide both sides by -5. Since -5 is negative, the inequality direction is changed.
a<-4
Divide 20 by -5 to get -4.
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