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Three times the smaller of two consecutive even integers increased by the larger integer i’d at least 26 Is 4 a solution to the inequality? Is 6 a solution to the inequality?

Three times the smaller of two consecutive even integers increased by the larger integer i’d at least 26 Is 4 a solution to the inequality? Is 6 a solution to the inequality?
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Three times the smaller of two consecutive even integers increased by the larger integer i’d at least 26

Is 4 a solution to the inequality?


Is 6 a solution to the inequality?

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Answer:

a is your correct answer

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Answer:

6

Explanation:

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