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How do you solve -8>v-3?

How do you solve -8>v-3?
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How do you solve -8>v-3?

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Answer:

v < -5

Explanation:

Add 3 to both sides. This gives -8+(-3)>v-3+3, or -5>v. Rewriting the inequality gives v < -5.

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