When dividing one side of an inequality with a positive number it's important to divide the other side by the same number to ensure that the inequality still holds. For example, the inequality 3x>12 can be divided by 3 on both sides.
33x>312⇔x>4.
However, this only yields when dividing by positive numbers. When dividing both sides by a negative number the inequality sign must be flipped.
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