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Given: 6(2x−2)≥3x+2(x+1) Prove: x≥2

Given: 6(2x−2)≥3x+2(x+1) Prove: x≥2
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Given: 6(2x−2)≥3x+2(x+1)
Prove: x≥2

Given: 6(2x−2)≥3x+2(x+1) Prove: x≥2-example-1
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Answer:

Given

Distributive property

Combine like terms

Subtraction property of inequality

Addition property of inequality

Division property of inequality

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