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solve for t: -0.47 < t/-2 + 0.06
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Start with
-0.47 < t/(-2) + 0.06.
Subtract 0.06 from both sides:
-0.47 - 0.06 < t/(-2)
-0.53 < t/(-2).
Multiply both sides by -2 (reverse the inequality sign):
1.06 > t, i.e. t < 1.06.
Solution: t < 1.06 (interval notation: (-∞, 1.06)).
-0.47 < t/(-2) + 0.06.
Subtract 0.06 from both sides:
-0.47 - 0.06 < t/(-2)
-0.53 < t/(-2).
Multiply both sides by -2 (reverse the inequality sign):
1.06 > t, i.e. t < 1.06.
Solution: t < 1.06 (interval notation: (-∞, 1.06)).
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