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1. Find the possible values of r in the inequality 5 > r - 3.

OA.r = 8.
OB. r<2
OC.r=2
D. r<8

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The value of r is:

r < 8

Work/explanation:

Here's how the inequality is solved.

Recall that the process for solving an inequality is almost the same as for solving an equation.

First let's rearrange the inequality


\sf{5 > r - 3}


\sf{r - 3 < 5}

Now, add 3 to the right side and simplify :


\sf{r < 8}

Hence, D is correct.

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Answer:

D. r<8

Explanation:

5 > r - 3

To find the possible solutions for the inequality, isolate r on one side of the inequality.

Add 3 to each side.

5+3 > r - 3+3

8 > r

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