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3 years ago

4p-10<6p-8 or 10p+16<9p-3

Mathematics

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Finger [1]3 years ago

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Answer:

p>-1 or p<-19

Step-by-step explanation:

4p-10<6p-8 (add 10 to each side)

4p< 6p+2 (subtract 6p from each side)

-2p<2 (divide by -2 and switch the sign)

p>-1

10p+16<9p-3 (subtract 16 from each side)

10p<9p+-19 (subtract 9p from each side)

p<-19

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