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$\dfrac q7 + 1 > -5\\\\\implies \dfrac q7 > -5-1\\\\\\\implies \dfrac q7 > -6\\\\\\\implies q > -42\\\\\text{Interval,} ~ (-42, \infty)$

Marrrta [24]2 years ago

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$\frac{q}{7} + 1 > - 5➡q > - 42$

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