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2 years ago

Can some one please help me with this? I will mark brainlist if right.

Mathematics

1 answer:

pochemuha2 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

28<18-5(-3)= 28<33 T

28<18-5(-2)= 28<28 F

28<18-5(-1)= 28< 23 F

28<18-5(0)= 28<18 F

28<18-5(2)= 28<8 F

-3(14)/-51<1 =0.82<1 T

-3(15)/-51<1=0.88<1 T

-3(17)/-51<1=1<1 F

-3(18)/-51<1= 1.1<1 F

-3(19)/-51<1=1.1<1 F

-3,14,15

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