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What is the solution set for 8(2−h)>−3h−4?

What is the solution set for 8(2−h)>−3h−4?
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What is the solution set for 8(2−h)>−3h−4?

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User Douglas Drouillard
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Answer:

h < 4

Explanation:

Simplify both sides

-8h + 16 > -3h - 4

Add 3h to both sides

-5h + 16 > -4

Subtract 16 from both sides

-5h > -20

Divide both sides by -5

-20 divided by -5 = 4

Since you divided by a negative number, you change the inequality sign to < instead of >

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