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Solve:
|3x+ 2| > 14

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User Chandel
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Answer:


x > 4

Explanation:

Move the constant to the right-hand and change its sign:


3x > 14 - 2

Subtract the number:


3x > 12

Divide both sides of the inequality by 3:


3 / 12 = 4

Therefore, the answer will be x > 4.

User Leonardus Chen
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Answer:

x < -16/3 or x > 4

Explanation:

This is split into two inequalities: 3x + 2 > 14 and -(3x + 2) > 14.

3x + 2 > 14

3x > 12

x > 4

-(3x + 2) > 14

3x + 2 < -14

3x < -16

x < -16/3

User Dennis Ziolkowski
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