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Solve the following inequality: 2(x + 1) – (–x + 5) ≤ –18. A. x ≤ –20 B. x ≤ –9 C. x ≤ –5 D. x ≤ –37

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C.
You distribute both the 2 and the -, combine like terms, add three to both sides and then divide out the 3 from 3 on both sides

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