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I need Help With This Math Problem.-example-1
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Answer:

k<9/10

(I don't have the proper equality sign on my phone and it's too much work for me into input the proper inequality each time loll)

Explanation:

3/10>k-3/5

1)First subtract K to get it to the right side of the inequality

3/10-k>-3/5

2)Second, you subtract 3/10 in order for the inequality to be alone.

-k>-3/5- 3/10

3)Add both of the negative numbers of the right side so it's only one number. However, first you must multiply 3/5 by 2/2 in order to make both denominators(the bottom half of the fraction) equal in order to correctly subtract.

-k>-6/10-3/10

-k>-9/10

4)You divide by -1 because you cannot leave a variable negative which whenever your divide in an equality: YOU MUST ALWAYS FLIP THE SIGNS

Thus, k<9/10

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