SOLUTION: I'm confused with this problem. 6x+2(x-10) > 8x-7 (A) (-infinity, 0) (B) 0 (C) -infinity, infinity. Or (D) 0,infinity thanks for your time!!!

SOLUTION: I'm confused with this problem. 6x+2(x-10) > 8x-7 (A) (-infinity, 0) (B) 0 (C) -infinity, infinity. Or (D) 0,infinity thanks for your time!!!

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Question 650177: I'm confused with this problem. 6x+2(x-10) > 8x-7
(A) (-infinity, 0) (B) 0 (C) -infinity, infinity. Or (D) 0,infinity
thanks for your time!!!
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