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How do I solve 12 < 4 + 2p

User Emad Feiz
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Answer:

p > 4

Explanation:

-2p < 4 - 12

Calculate^

-2 p < -8

Divide Both sides by -2^

And your answer is p > 4

User Raj Parmar
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  • First I would flip the inequality too: 2p + 4 > 12
  • Then you want to subtract four (since we have to use the inverse operation) from both sides:

2p + 4 > 12

-4 -4

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2p > 8

  • Now, we divide both sides by 2:

2p > 8

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2 2

  • The final result is p > 4

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