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Solve the inequality. 140 < -20j

Solve the inequality. 140 < -20j
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Solve the inequality.
140 < -20j

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Answer:

J < -7

Explantion:

Rewrite so J is on the left side

-20j > 140

Divide each term by -20 and simplify

j < -7

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