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Answer 1

sorry no I'm in lesson 6 algebra 1 and need a lot of help

Answer 2

because you are ahead of me can you take a look at my question below yours

Answer 3

ok well better luck next time I guess

Answer 4

what is the question

Answer 5

hold on let me find my paper

Answer 6

ok! Solve and check the inequality, if possible.
[4m+8]<12
the [ and] are substitute for absolute deviation

Answer 7

remember that when dealing with absolute values you have to consider the positive and negative of 12 and when you take the negative you flip the inequality. do you remember this from lecture?

Answer 8

no! I have been crying over this test and looking in my book and online with no luck so all I need is some help

Answer 9

just tell me how to solve and check the problem

Answer 10

so write out two inequalities for this.
\[\left| 4m+8 \right|<12\]
\[\left| 4m+8 \right|>-12\]

Answer 11

ok

Answer 12

and then subtract 8 from both sides? right

Answer 13

just use inverse operations to solve the linear inequality. that is correct for your first step yes

Answer 14

i think we just robbed someone elses post, i didnt notice. OP what did you need help with?

Answer 15

perform the inverse operation of multiplication on 4, to each side.
then you should get your variable by itself