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Emilia solved this inequality as shown:Step 1: 2(x – 3) > I + 9Step 2: 2x – 6 > + 9Step 3:1 – 6 > 9Step 4:1 > 15What property justifies the work between step 2 and s…

Emilia solved this inequality as shown:Step 1: 2(x – 3) > I + 9Step 2: 2x – 6 > + 9Step 3:1 – 6 > 9Step 4:1 > 15What property justifies the work between step 2 and s…
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Emilia solved this inequality as shown:Step 1: 2(x – 3) > I + 9Step 2: 2x – 6 > + 9Step 3:1 – 6 > 9Step 4:1 > 15What property justifies the work between step 2 and step 3?Odistributive property of inequalitysubtraction property of inequalitytransitive property of inequalityOdivision property of inequality

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Step 2 to Step 3 justification: subtraction property of inequality

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