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Solving Inequalities
How do I solve:
-3/5 < 1/5 - 2/15w < -1/3 |
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Subtract 1/5 throughout. Multiply throughout by -15/2. This will isolate the w in the center. Since you are multiplying by a negative, don't forget to reverse the inequality sign. Give it a go. Write back if you're still stuck. |
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