What is this inverse operation 1/3 + b > 3/4?

A pair of inverse operations is defined as two operations that will be performed on a number or

variable, that always results in the original number or variable. Another way to think of this is

that the two inverse operations “undo” each other. For example, addition and subtraction are

inverse operations since we can say

x x    2 2 . If we start with x, then add 2 and subtract 2,

we are left with the original starting variable x.

There are several inverse operations you should be familiar with: addition and subtraction,

multiplication and division, squares and square roots (for positive numbers), as well as cubes and

cube roots. The following examples summarize how to undo these operations using their

inverses

Step-by-step explanation:

answer: 230 miles ( vote ! )

step-by-step explanation:

180.39 minus 17.99 equals 162.4

then divide 162.4 by .80 to get 230