How do you solve $6> k + 14> - 4$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2018-04-02T20:18:40

Subtract 14 from each term.

$6-14 > k + 14 - 14 > -4 -14$

Simplify.

$-8 > k > -18$

That's it. The answer may also be written as

$-18 < k < -8$

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