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2t+8>-4(t+1) T>___ The sign is meant to be more than or equal to.

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Mrrafil [7]3 years ago

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<span>2t+8>-4(t+1)
2t + 8 > -4t - 4
2t + 4t > -4 - 8
6t > -12
t > -2

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</span> t > -2

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