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Please help! Fast −6(2x−4)≤30.

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Please help! Fast
−6(2x−4)≤30.

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The answer is x > - 1/2

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Metod Medja answered Aug 3, 2021

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x> -1/2

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Govan answered Aug 7, 2021

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