SOLUTION: How do I solve -5/9x+2/9<-43/5?
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Question 646135: How do I solve -5/9x+2/9<-43/5?
Answer by unlockmath(1688) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Hello,
With this, -5/9x+2/9<-43/5 we want to multiply by 45x to get:
-25+10x<-387x
Subtract 10x:
-25<-397x
Divide by -397 to get:
x<25/397
Make sense?
RJ
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