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How do I solve this?

(1)/(3) > (t - 4)/( - 3) > - 2


User Peike
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Answer:

x > 3

x < 10

Explanation:


(x - 4)/( - 3) < (1)/(3)

You first have to seperate into two inequalities and solve separately.

Multiply by -3 and solve for x. Dont forget to switch inequality symbol because you multiply by negative. You should get x > 3


(x - 4)/( - 3) > - 2

Same thing here. Don't forget to switch inequality symbol. You should get x < 10

User Rob Smallshire
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First you’d separate into 2 inequalities so it would change to t-4/-3>-2 then you’d solve it for inequalities t-4/-3>-2 then you’d find the intersection which would be the answer: T (3,10)
User Nitish Kumar Pal
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