Solve the inequality −30c>23 and write the solution in interval notation, using improper fractions if necessary.

Erik Fischer asked Feb 17, 2023

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Erik Fischer asked Feb 17, 2023

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Answer:
$\left(-\infty, -(23)/(30) \right)$

Explanation:

$-30c > 23\\\\c < -(23)/(30)$

In interval notation, this is
$\left(-\infty, -(23)/(30) \right)$

Reuben Gomes answered Feb 22, 2023

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