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2 years ago

I’m new to this can you Solve this problem plz

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1 answer:

galina1969 [7]2 years ago

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Hey!
The answer would be (4,8)
You separate the inequalities first
-2x + 6>-10
-2x + 6<-2
Then you solve the inequalities
X<8
X>4
Then find the intersection
(4,8)
And there you go! Hope this helps!

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