Math, asked by arpanatalati, 11 months ago

Solve the inequation:
(i) 4 > 3x - 11
(ii) - 17 ≤ 9x - 8

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Answered by brainfreezer0710

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Answer:

(I) 4>3x-11

4+11>3x

15>3x

15/3>x

5>x

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