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3 years ago

Will mark brainlist if its right

Mathematics

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pickupchik [31]3 years ago

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Answer: S<\-2

Hope i was some help.

Step-by-step explanation: sorry I can’t put the right sign my keybored won’t let me but you know what it stands for.

3s+6s</-5(s+2)

start off with -5(s+2) you multiply -5 with s and it is -5s then you do the same for +2 take -5 and multiply by +2 pos times a neg is always a neg so it’s -10.

3s+6<\-5s-10

So you have to get rid of the -5s so your going to do the inverse which is add 5 to -5 and it will get rid of -5s but then you have to add 5 to 3s and that will be 8s.

8s+6</-10

Now your going to get rid of the +6 and to do that you do the inverse you subtract 6 and it will get rid of it now you have to do the same for -10 so you will subtract 6 to -10 and that will equal -16.

Now you have to divide!

8s/8 </ -16/8

And it should equal s <\-2

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