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-4 (r - 2/3) + 4 < -8
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-4 (r - 2/3) + 4 < -8
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r>11/3 because you calculate the sum first then move the constant to the right hand side & change its signs then calculate the difference & divide by both sides of the inequality by -4 and flip the inequality sign
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the answer is r>11/3
Explanation:
but u never added what to solve for
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