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17b - 21 > 12b + 64 I need helpppp
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17b - 21 > 12b + 64
I need helpppp

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Answer:

b > 17

Explanation:

In this question, you would have to solve the inequality.

Solve for b:

17b - 21 > 12b + 64

Subtract 12b from both sides:

5b - 21 > 64

Add 21 to both sides

5b > 85

Divide both sides by 5:

b > 17

b > 17 will be your answer.

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