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03-12-2020
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Solve the following inequality.
7(6 - 4n) + 4n > 138

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03-12-2020

Answer:

n <−4

42 - 28n + 4n >138

42 - 24n >138

-24n > 138 - 42

-24n >96

n <−96/24

N <−4

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