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g < –23 g > –90 g > 90 g < 90
Do you mean:\[\frac{ g }{ -5 } < -18\]?
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If you multiply both sides by -5, you will also have to change the direction of the inequality sign, so you get: \[\frac{ g \times (-5) }{ -5 } > (-18) \times (-5)\]which gives: g > 90 and that's the answer.
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