Which values are solutions to 90 < –30p + 15? Check all that apply.

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Which values are solutions to 90 < –30p + 15? Check all that apply.

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hello :
90 < –30p + 15
30p >15-90
30p > - 75
p > - 75/30 (values are solutions )

Balbusm answered Dec 6, 2018

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