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The solution 4p+2<6(p+3)

The solution 4p+2<6(p+3)
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The solution 4p+2<6(p+3)

User Sarpdoruk Tahmaz
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Answer:

p > - 8

Explanation:

4p + 2 < 6(p + 3)

4p + 2 < 6p + 18

-2p < 16

p > - 8

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