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(2x-1)/3>6 2x-1>18 2x>19 x>19/2 and (2x-1)/3<-6 2x-1<-18 2x<-17 x<-17/2
one case is (2x-1)/3>6, and the other is -(2x-1)/3>6 So, for the first: 2x-1>18 x>19/2. The other is 2x-1<-18 x<-17/2. Either will work, so your interval is \[\left[ -\infty,-17/2 \right]\cup \left[ 19/2,\infty \right]\]
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