Mathematics, 30.04.2021 20:40 Dylan5857

I'm gonna give 25 points if you can help me with the 6 questions 1.What is the solution for 4x−2<14 ?

2.What is the solution for 6− x/5 >9

3.What is a solution for 6> a/3 +4 ?

3.What is the solution for −3+ 4x >5 ?

4.What is the solution for 13− x/2 >−3 ?

5..What is the solution for −28 +14r <896 ?

6..What is the solution for −6m+ (−4) ≥14 ?

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