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Solve the compound inequality and show your solution. 2(x – 14) – x < 7(x + 2) + x ≤ x + 70
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Solve the compound inequality and show your solution.
2(x – 14) – x < 7(x + 2) + x ≤ x + 70

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-6 x less than or equal to 8

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