Solve the following inequality. IMAGE ATTACHED

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kotykmax [81]4 years ago

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The answer is D.

First, separate the compound equality into 2
1st -3 (x-4) greater than/ equal to 21
2nd -3( x-4) < 30

Second, solve the inequality for x
1st x less than/ equal to -3
2nd x > -6

Third, find the intersection
D. -6 < x (less than/equal) to -3

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