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Solve the absolute value equations 3[2x+7]+7>4
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Solve the absolute value equations 3[2x+7]+7>4

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Answer:

x>-4

Explanation:

3[2x+7]+7>4

6x+21+7>4. (3×2x&3×7)

6x+28>4

6x>4-28

6x>-24

x>-24/6

x>-4

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