1. **State the problem:** Solve the inequality $$4 - 5 + x \neq -3$$.
2. **Simplify the left side:** Combine like terms.
$$4 - 5 + x = (4 - 5) + x = -1 + x$$
So the inequality becomes:
$$-1 + x \neq -3$$
3. **Isolate the variable $x$:** Add 1 to both sides to isolate $x$.
$$\cancel{-1} + x + 1 \neq -3 + 1$$
$$x \neq -2$$
4. **Interpret the solution:** The solution means $x$ can be any real number except $-2$.
**Final answer:** $$x \neq -2$$
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