SOLUTION: 12. Solve the inequality for y. 5(5x - 4y) < 3(2 + 8x) - 17y. Please explain your awnser too so i dont have to ask another question like this!
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Question 671092: 12. Solve the inequality for y. 5(5x - 4y) < 3(2 + 8x) - 17y. Please explain your awnser too so i dont have to ask another question like this!
Thank you! Answer by ReadingBoosters(3246) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Starting with
5(5x-4y) < 3(2+8x) - 17y
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distribute first
5(5x)-5(4y) < 3(2) + 3(8x) - 17y
25x- 20y < 6 + 18x - 17y
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Isolate y to one side of the equation
-20y + 17y < 6 + 18x - 25x
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Combine like terms
-3y < -7x + 6
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divide both sides by -3 (note sign change for dividing by a negative)
y > =
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