How do you solve 2 (5-6) < 8f - 130

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1 answer:

irga5000 [103]3 years ago

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2(5-6)<8f-130
(2x5)-(2x6)<8f-130
10-12<8f-130
-2<8f-130
-2+130<8f-130+130
128<8f
128/8<8f/8
16<f
f>16

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