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6[5y-(3y-1)]>4(3y-7)
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Hello,
6[5y-(3y-1)]>4(3y-7);
6[5y-3y+1]>12y-28;
6[2y+1]>12y-28;
12y+6>12y-28
0y>28+6;
0y>34
is impossible.
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