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How do you solve z/-4<2
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How do you solve z/-4<2

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Solve for z by simplifying both sides of the inequality, then isolating the variable.
z > -8.

User Qamar Uzman
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z / -4 < 2....multiply both sides by -4, cancelling out the -4 on the left. And dont forget to change the inequality sign because of multiplying by a negative.

z > 2 * -4
z > -8
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