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The solution to the following inequality: -3(6-2g)>4g
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The solution to the following inequality:
-3(6-2g)>4g

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Answer:

Solution: g > 9

Interval Notation: (9 , ∞)

Explanation:

-3 * (6-2g) > 4g

-18 + 6g > 4g

6g - 4g > 18

2g > 18

g > 9

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