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2v+1 > 2 1/3
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2v>10/3 ==> v>2/3
how?
2 1/3 =7/3
2v + 1 > 7/3
then add -1 to both sides
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then dived by 2 both sides
0.666666667
2/3?
yes , no need to use decimal
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\[2v + 1 > 2 + 1/3\] then subtract 1 from both sides: \[2v > 1 + 1/3\] which is the same as: \[2v > 4/3\] now divide both sides by 2 and you have:\[v > 2/3\]
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