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3 years ago

A number x subtracted from 9.8 is greater than -4.

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Answer: Expert Answer quotient is a mathematical operation requiring two things, i.e. the quotient of a and b is a ÷ b, or a/b. In this case, the problem mentions y / (-3.6) and goes on to say < 6.5. So you have this inequality: y / (-3.6) < 6.5. or equivalently y > - 117/5.

9.8 - b > -4

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