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What is the solution to 8(y + 7) > 8y + 3

What is the solution to 8(y + 7) > 8y + 3
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What is the solution to 8(y + 7) > 8y + 3

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Answer:

y can be any real number

Explanation:

8(y + 7) > 8y + 3

Distribute

8y+56 > 8y+3

Subtract 8y from each side

8y-8y +56 > 8y-8y +3

56 > 3

This is always true so the inequality is always true

y can be any real number

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