Terminal digit filing is a filing system that
works by means of the last two numbers on files to consolidate them. While
middle digit filling uses a tripartite number, using the first part of the
number for the second sort, middle part for the initial sort, and the third portion
for the final sort. One way they are similar is that the two evade working with
large numbers and overpowers the difficulties of crowding at the end of the
storage.
D+100+40=180
d=180-100-40=40 (sum of all angles)
e= 100+40= 140 (exterior angle)
180-140=40
C+50+40=180
C=180-50-40= 90 (right angle)
A=50
B=180-90-50= 40
-vp+40<95
subtract 40 from each side
-vp < 55
divide by -p (which flips the inequality) assuming p>0
v > -55/p
