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Solve the inequality, if possible. 3(5w+4)<12w+15 A. W<1 B. W<3/2 C. W>15 D. Not possible
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Solve the inequality, if possible. 3(5w+4)<12w+15

A. W<1
B. W<3/2
C. W>15
D. Not possible

User Arin Ghazarian
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Answer:


3(5w + 4) < 12w + 15


15w + 12 < 12w + 15


3w < 3


w < 1

A is the correct answer.

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