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2 years ago

1) What are the solutions of (x/3) > -1? is this asking if I need multiple solutions?

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1 answer:

BartSMP [9]2 years ago

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Yes...

x/3 > -1

what values of x make x/3 > -1

hint... your answer will look like like x > (number)

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1) What are the solutions of (x/3) > -1? is this asking if I need multiple solutions?​

1) What are the solutions of (x/3) > -1? is this asking if I need multiple solutions?