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Solve the inequality 4y + 3 > 2y + 14​

Solve the inequality 4y + 3 > 2y + 14​
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Solve the inequality 4y + 3 > 2y + 14​

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Answer:

y > 11/2

Explanation:

Subtract 2y+3 to get the variable term alone on one side.

2y > 11

y > 11/2 . . . . . . divide by the coefficient of y

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