Mathematics, 10.02.2020 16:40, tabbydory3366

6. Solve this inequality: j/4 -8 < 4.
O A. j< 12
O B.; > -12
O c. j<-48
O D. j< 48

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6. Solve this inequality: j/4 -8 < 4.
O A. j< 12
O B.; > -12
O c. j<-48