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3 years ago

In a major hurry to finish this I was stuck doin other homework last year please help me finish this

Mathematics

1 answer:

Irina-Kira [14]3 years ago

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2 = m ≤ −9

3 = p ≥ 5

4 = x < -10

5 = b < -10

6 = n < 5

7 = n < 6

8 = r ≤ 4

9 = x ≥ 9

10 = p ≤ 0

11 = x < 1

12 = a > 24

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