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3. Find the range of possible values for the variable. _______ < y < ________
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I don't really know how to solve this one, so this one is going to be a bit more harder.
hint: by the hinge theorem, we know that the 4y-5 angle is between 0 degrees and 43 degrees, so solve for y 0 < 4y-5 < 43
so?....y is 47???
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step 1) add 5 to all sides step 2) divide all side by 4
to 4 and 6???
what do you mean?
you said add 5 to all sides then divide all sides be 4....I don't know which angle to do that to....both of them? or......
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