SOLUTION: -3 < w/-2 + 10 + w/4
Can you please show me how to solve this problem? I get confused as to whether you need to multiply the left side by -2 (to balance out the w/-2) and 4 (to
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Question 1011163: -3 < w/-2 + 10 + w/4
Can you please show me how to solve this problem? I get confused as to whether you need to multiply the left side by -2 (to balance out the w/-2) and 4 (to balance out the w/4).
So, does it end up -3 - 10 < w/-2 + + 10 - 10 + w/4
-13 < w/-2 + w/4 ?
Answer by josgarithmetic(39617) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
-3 < w/-2 + 10 + w/4, maybe is not what you want to show. Only you know what you really have. Taken exactly as written here, more clearly is .
A possible sequence of steps could be these:
Lowest common denominator is .
, skipped a step, but you could fill-in the step.
Also notice the switch in direction of the order symbol was needed and done!
Final result:
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