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6q − 18 > 5q − 23 solve
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6q − 18 > 5q − 23 solve

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Answer:

6q-2=66.1

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User Angelo Chrysoulakis
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Answer:

q > -5

Explanation:

start by solving this like a regular inequality

6q − 18 > 5q − 23 you would subtract 5q from 5q (to cancel out) then from 6q

q - 18 > -23 now add 18 to -18 (to cancel out) then add it to -23

q > -5

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