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Solve the following inequality-- 2(y-4)+8<16

Solve the following inequality-- 2(y-4)+8<16
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Solve the following inequality-- 2(y-4)+8<16

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Explanation:

2(y-4)+8<16 Given

2y-8+8<16 Distribute

2y-16<16 Addition

2y-16(+16)<16(+16) Addition

2y<32 Substitution

2y(/2)<32(/2) Division

Y<16 Substation

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