Solve this inequality j/4-8<4

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First, you need to have j on it own. Since j is over 4-8, you times both sides of the inequality so the /4-8 is canceled.

Your new inequality equation is j<4(4-8). Solve the bracket and then times the answer by 4.

~ j<4(-4)

~ j<-16

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Ainat [17]3 years ago

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Answer is 12 I think

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