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How to solve this multistep inequality (3f+9<21)

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$3f+9<21\ \ \ \ \ | subtract\ 9\\\\ 3f<12\ \ \ | divide\ by\ 3\\\\ f<4\\\\ Solution\ is\ f\in(-\infty,4)$

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