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Hello, my name is BB, my question is?
52 < n+26= How do I work this problem, I see one way in my books, but I don't understand it. help me immediately. Thx! BB |
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 Originally Posted by BB2006
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Well, its just like solving any algebraic problem, but its not equal. If we had 52 = m + 26, you would subtract 26 from both sides,and end up with 26 = m. But since its not equal, in the last step you will have 26 < m.
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52<n+26, so (subtracting 26 from both sides) 26<n
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