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bazaltina [42]2 years ago

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Answer:

r>7

Step-by-step explanation:

Subtract 2.92.9 from both sides

-1.3-2.9>-0.6r−1.3−2.9>−0.6r

Simplify -1.3-2.9−1.3−2.9 to -4.2−4.2

-4.2>-0.6r−4.2>−0.6r

Divide both sides by -0.6−0.6

\frac{-4.2}{-0.6}<r

−0.6

−4.2

Simplify \frac{-4.2}{-0.6}

−0.6 −4.2 to 77

7<r

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