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3 years ago

Part A: Solve –vp + 30 < 45 for p. Show your work.

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Part A: subtract 30 from both sides to get -vp<45. Then divide both sides by -v and flip the signs to get p>45/-v

Part B: subtract 3w from both sides to get -6r=30. Then divide -6 by both sides to get 3w/-6-5=r

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