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  1. Given (1/2)x-3-x(>/=)1

    First, combine the "x" variables:
    (1/2)-1=(-1/2)
    With this, you are left with (-1/2)x-3(>/=)1

    Next, add 3 to both sides.
    Leaving: (-1/2)x(>/=)4

    Now, multiply both sides by -2 to get rid of (-1/2)
    NOTE: If you multiply or divide by a negative number, the inequality sign must be flipped.

    You are then left with x(</=)-8.

    For number 6, just follow the same steps.

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