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6 June, 11:13

What is the solution to the inequality - 6+|2p+3|>7

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  1. 6 June, 11:29
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    Option A is the answer
  2. 6 June, 11:39
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    p >5 or p <-8

    Step-by-step explanation:

    -6+|2p+3|>7

    Add 6 to each side

    -6+6+|2p+3|>7+6

    |2p+3|>13

    We get a positive and negative solution

    2p + 3 > 13 and 2p + 3 < - 13

    Subtract 3 from each side

    2p + 3 - 3> 13-3 or 2p + 3-3 < - 13-3

    2p > 10 2p < - 16

    Divide by 2

    2p/2 > 10/2 2p/2 <-16/2

    p >5 or p <-8
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