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To solve the inequality ( 6 + x \cdot 28 ), first simplify it to ( 6 + 28x ). If you are looking for a specific inequality (like ( 6 + 28x > 0 )), you would isolate ( x ) by subtracting 6 from both sides, then dividing by 28. For example, if the inequality is ( 6 + 28x > 0 ), it simplifies to ( 28x > -6 ), leading to ( x > -\frac{3}{14} ). Please specify the inequality if you need a different outcome.

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2w ago

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