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To solve for k in the inequality -16 -32 > -48, what steps are correct?:
A First, subtract 32 to each side, then divide by -16 and flip the sign
B First, divide both sides by 16, then add 32 to both sides and leave
the sign
C First, subtract 48 from both sides, divide by -16 and leave the sign
D First, add 32 to both sides, then divide by -16 and flip the sign

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Answer:

D. First, add 32 to both sides, then divide by -16 and flip the sign

Step-by-step explanation:

Taking that the inequality is -16k-32>-48

First you have to get rid of any addition or subtraction, in this case you have to get rid of -32 by adding 32 to each side:

-16k-32+32 > -48 +32

Then you need to divide by -16 and flip the sign because you are dividing by a negative number and if you don't flip the sign the inequality will be false.

[tex]\frac{-16k}{-16} <\frac{-16}{-16}[/tex]

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