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Which inequality is equivalent to 14z-z > -3(z+1) a. 14 > -3z + 1 b. 13z > -3z + 1 c. 14 > -3z -3 d. 13z > -3z - 3
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Which inequality is equivalent to 14z-z > -3(z+1)

a. 14 > -3z + 1
b. 13z > -3z + 1
c. 14 > -3z -3
d. 13z > -3z - 3

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14z-z > -3(z+1)

14z - z > -3z - 3

13z > -3z - 3

Choice D
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