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2(3x+1)≤20 and 4(x−1)<2.
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2(3x+1)≤20 and 4(x−1)<2.

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2(3x+1) ≤ 20

6x+1≤20

6x≤19

x≤19/6

4(x−1)<2

4x-1<2

4x< 3

x< 3/ 4

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