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Solve the inequality. −16<6k+2<0 The solution is .
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Solve the inequality. −16<6k+2<0 The solution is .

User Luisa
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Answer:

- 3 < k < -
(1)/(3)

Explanation:

Given

- 16 < 6k + 2 < 0 ( subtract 2 from all 3 intervals )

- 18 < 6k < - 2 ( divide each interval by 6 )

- 3 < k < -
(1)/(3)

User Dmitry Kolesnikovich
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-3 < k < - 1/3 is ur answer

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