SOLUTION: I'm stumped on solving inequalities with fractions. The question is: 343^(2v+3)<=((1)/(7))^(5-2v) (via Mathway.com) Thanks in advance!

SOLUTION: I'm stumped on solving inequalities with fractions. The question is: 343^(2v+3)<=((1)/(7))^(5-2v) (via Mathway.com) Thanks in advance!

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Question 470632: I'm stumped on solving inequalities with fractions.
The question is:
343^(2v+3)<=((1)/(7))^(5-2v)
(via Mathway.com)
Thanks in advance!
Answer by Tatiana_Stebko(1539) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

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