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3 years ago

Negative 5 minus t/6 > equal too negative 9

Mathematics

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Sliva [168]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

t/6 is the same as (1/6)t

-5 - 1/6t ≥ -9......add 5 to both sides

-1/6t ≥ -9 + 5

-1/6t ≥ - 4....u can either divide both sides by -1/6, or u can multiply both sides by -6....either way, u have to switch the sign because when dividing/multiplying by a negative requires that. I am multiplying both sides by -6, cancelling the -1/6 on the left

t ≤ -4 * -6

t ≤ 24 <=======

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