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How do you solve −8≤2/5(k−2)

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−8≤2/5(k−2)

Multiply the numbers in the parenthesis by 2/5


-8\leq (2)/(5)k-(4)/(5)

Multiply both sides by 5


-40\leq 2k-4

Move the terms and change the sign


-2k\leq -4+40

Divide both sides by -2


-2k\leq 36

Final answer would be


k\geq -18

FYI you change the >/< signs whenever you're dividing or multiplying a negative

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