What is the solution to this inequality? 7(2m - 3/7)> 16m+7?

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What is the solution to this inequality? 7(2m - 3/7)> 16m+7?

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Sasidhar Vanga asked

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Answer:

m< - 5

Explanation:

14m - 3>16m+7

subtract 14

Simplify

-3>2m+7

subtract 7

-10>2m

divide by 2

-5>m or m<-5

Termininja answered Oct 14, 2021

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Answer: m<-5

Its the answer

Dan Udey answered Oct 17, 2021

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