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Linear inequalties 3-2(x-4)> -1

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Answer:

x < 6

Explanation:

3 - 2(x - 4) > -1

3 - 2x + 8 > -1

11 - 2x > -1

-2x > -12

x < 6

So, the answer is x < 6

Federico Vera answered Mar 15, 2024

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