Which graph shows the solution set for 2x+3 >-g?

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Jalpa asked May 25, 2022

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Which graph shows the solution set for 2x+3 >-g?

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Answer:

2x + 3 > -9

2x > -12

X> -6

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Explanation:

2x+3>-g

= 2x>-9-3

= 2x>-12

=x>-6

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