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Is h=8 a solution to the inequality h−2>6 ?

Is h=8 a solution to the inequality h−2>6 ?
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Is h=8 a solution to the inequality h−2>6 ?

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No

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Because h-2=8-2=6 and we can’t right 6>6?

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