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Enter the resulting inequality. −11 ≤ −2; Add 13 to both sides The resulting inequality is
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Enter the resulting inequality. −11 ≤ −2; Add 13 to both sides The resulting inequality is
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If you add 13 to both sides,
(-11+13)≤(-2+13)
2≤11
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