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-6|4p+2|+8 > -34

User Timo Reymann
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Answer:


- (9)/(4) < p < (5)/(4)

Explanation:

1) Subtract 8 from both sides.


- 6 |4p + 2| > - 34 -8

2) Simplify -34 - 8 to -42.


- 6 |4p + 2| > - 42

3) Divide both sides by -6.


|4p + 2| < ( - 42)/( - 6)

4) Two negative numbers makes a positive.


|4p + 2| < (42)/(6)

5) Simplify 42/6 to 7.


|4p + 2| < 7

6) Rewrite the inequality without the absolute value.


- 7 < 4p + 2 < 7

7) Subtract 2 from the whole equation.


- 7 - 2 < 4p < 7 - 2

8) Simplify.


- 9 < 4p < 5

9) Divide the whole equation by 4.


- (9)/(4) < p < (5)/(4)

Therefor, the answer is - 9/4 < p < 5/4.

User Nikita Kakuev
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Answer

p>5/4 or p<-9/4

Explanation:

1. first isolate the absolute value by subtracting 8 and then dividing by -6

2. you then split the absolute value inequality into 4p+2>7 and 4p+2<-7

3. When you solve those, you get p>5/4 and p< -9/4

User Johan Falk
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