SOLUTION: 2(3d-4)< 4 + 6d - 15
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Question 345107: 2(3d-4)< 4 + 6d - 15
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2(3d-4) < 4 + 6d - 15
6d-8 < 6d - 11
6d-6d < - 11+8
0 < - 3
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