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lisabon 2012 [21]4 years ago

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-1 ≤ 2-j < -5

Subtract 2 from all 3 terms in the inequality:

-1 -2 ≤2-j-2 < -5-2

Simplify:

-3 ≤ j < -7

This inequality cannot be be solved. There is no solution.

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