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Soling two step inequalities
d=5v+m, solve for v

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d-m=5v. (d-m)/5=v

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Alexander R answered Apr 3, 2015

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Not an inequality but d-m=5v. (d-m)/5=v. Basically just isolate the variable

Yifats answered Apr 8, 2015

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