Can anyone show us how to solve this inequality?
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It's not (A) because 3*5=15+2=17...2*5=10+7=17.
ReplyDeleteIt would work if it was an equal sign.
Wait.....I don't get it.
ReplyDeleteMaybe...I think it's (D).
(A),(B),(D), and (E) is not the answer because (A) does not have the inequality sign and the sign of (B),(D), and (E) does not have to change because there is no negative number in the answer. So the answer is(C).
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