2 years ago

Which is a solution of the inequality? p 4 �� 2(p �� 10) > 0

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Mademuasel [1]2 years ago

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I think b 26 is correct but dont quote me on that

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Which is a solution of the inequality? p 4 �� 2(p �� 10) > 0