9-8y>5-7y+2

Solve using the addition principle an dthe multiplication priciple
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Add 8y to each side of the inequality:

9>8y+5-7y+2

Combine like terms on the right:

9>y+7

Subtract  7 from each side:

2>y

If 2 is greater than y then y<2, and that’s the solution.
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