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How do i solve 6(2-4y) +4(6y-2)<4(y+4)
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How do i solve 6(2-4y) +4(6y-2)<4(y+4)

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6(2-4y) +4(6y-2)<4(y+4) (distribute)


12-24y+24y-8<4y+16 (collect like-terms)


12-8<4y+16\\4<4y+16\\-4y<16-4\\-4y<12\\y>(12)/(-4) (we flipped the sign because we divided by a negative)


y>-3

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