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2(z + 1) - 4(z - 4) < (or equal to) 2(z + 5) solve for z?
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2z + 2 - 4z + 16 <= 2z + 10 -2z + 18 <= 2z + 10 +2z -10 +2z +10 8<= 4z /4 /4 2 <= z So the answer it 2
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Hey how come its plus sixteen?
hold let me fix that, I made a mistake ;(
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okay...
Ok nvm I did do it right, remember 2 negatives make a positive
-4 x -4 = 16
alright i get... thank you ... again :P
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