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Please hurry! One step inequalities

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Please hurry!

One step inequalities

Please hurry! One step inequalities-example-1

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$- (1)/(3) \geqslant - (2)/(5) y$

$(5)/(3) \leqslant 2y$

$y \geqslant (5)/(6)$

BRICK MANE answered Mar 25, 2024

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