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sergeinik [125]3 years ago

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Answer:

x < -4 or x > 8

On a number line, make two arrows:

1) going towards left from -4 with an open circle at -4

2) going towards right from 8 with an open circle at 8

Step-by-step explanation:

l -4 +2x l -3 > 9

l -4 +2x l > 12

l 2x - 4 l > 12

2x - 4 > 12

2x > 16

x > 8

-2x + 4 > 12

-2x > 8

x < -4

On a number line, make two arrows:

1) going towards left from -4 with an open circle at -4

2) going towards right from 8 with an open circle at 8

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