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What is the solution set of the inequality 2(5+3x) >13 +6? A.x 22 C.no solution D.infinitely many solutions
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What is the solution set of the inequality 2(5+3x) >13 +6? A.x 22 C.no solution D.infinitely many solutions

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I’m pretty sure the answer must be choice B
User Dan Kilpatrick
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Answer:

I would choose either A.x 22 or D. infinitely many solutions

Explanation:

Since you did put the answer choice B then I don't know what are all the possible answer choices

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