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-3(2r-4) > 2(5-3r)
Whats the inequality?
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-6r=12>10-6r
+6r +6r
12>10
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-3 (2r - 4) > 2 (5 - 3r)
-6r + 12 > 10 - 6r
12 > 10
There is no solution
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