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-5.3>6.7+4.3+q
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Add 6.7 and 4.3 to -5.3 That is your first step.
ohkay.
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1.4>11+q
um . . . You should have 1.4 + 4.3 > q Does that make sense?
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I dont understand how you got that.
Well I took 4.3 and subtracted it from both sides. That gave me -9.6 > 6.7 + q
Then I subtracted 6.7 from both sides, giving me -16.3 > q I'm sry i gave you the wrong number before, but that is correct.
oh ohkay i understand now. thank you very much!
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