First simplify both sides of each inequality. Then determine whether the given statem (2+6(4-1))/(3*2+4)>=4
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On the left side of the inequality, we have: (2+6(4-1))/(3*2+4) = (2+6(3))/(6+4) = (2+18)/(10) = 20/10 = 2 On the right side of the inequality, we have: 4 So the simplified inequality is: 2 >= 4 Show more…
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