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Algebra 2 help? Will give brainliest

Mathematics

1 answer:

Sergio [31]2 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

if |A|≥B then

A≥B or A≤-B

4x-10≥14 or 4x≤-14

solve 4x-10≥14

add 20 on both sides

4x≥10+14

4x≥24

divide by 4 on both ends

x≥24/4

x≥6

now solve

4x-10≤-14

add 10 on both sides

4x≤-14+10

4x≤-4

divide both sides by 4

x≤-1

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