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3 years ago

Solve -14-5y >-64 A. Y<10 B.y>-10 C. Y>10 D.y<-10

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amm18123 years ago

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Hello :D

Answer:

A. $Y$

Step-by-step explanation:

First, you add by 14 both sides of an equation.

-14-5y+14>-64+14

Then, simplify by equation.

-64+14=-50

-5y>-50

Multiply -1 both sides.

(-5y)(-1)<(-50)(-1)

5y<50

Divide by 5 both sides of an equation.

5y/5<50/5

Divide numbers from left to right.

50/5=10

y<10 is the correct answer.

Hope this helps you! :D

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