SOLUTION: My daughter has this problem for school. I am trying to help but it has been awhile for me. Please show the work for the problem so I can understand how to explain to her how to co

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Question 605479: My daughter has this problem for school. I am trying to help but it has been awhile for me. Please show the work for the problem so I can understand how to explain to her how to complete the problem on her own.
(x-1)/(5)-(x+2)/(6)>= 7/15
I know the answer is 30 but for the life of my can't get the work to work out right for me. Thansk.
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Five times six is 30 and six times five is 30 and fifteen times 2 is 30, so:





Multiply by 30







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