3 years ago

-2(4a+4b)+5a>-35 Solve the inequality

Mathematics

1 answer:

Amiraneli [1.4K]3 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

-2 (4a + 4b) + 5a > -35

-8a -8b + 5a > -35

-3a -8b > -35

for a

-3a > -35 + 8b

a < -35 + 8b ÷ -3

a < 35 - 8b ÷ 3

for b

-3a - 8b > -35

-8b > -35 + 3a

b < -35 + 3a ÷ -8

b < 35 - 3a ÷ 8

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