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Solve for 3(2d −1)≥4(2d−3)−3

Solve for 3(2d −1)≥4(2d−3)−3
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Solve for 3(2d −1)≥4(2d−3)−3

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6>d

Explanation:

6d-3> 8d-12-3

6d-3>8d-15/ +15

6d+12>8d/-6d

12>2d/÷2

6>d

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