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Which is a possible solution for the inequality 42-J<12 J=1 J=10 J=31
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Which is a possible solution for the inequality 42-J<12
J=1
J=10
J=31

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A possible solution would be J=10 I believe
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Answer:

ответ j = 10

Explanation:

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