solve the inequality, write solution set in interval notation

i need to know the answer to this 4(4k+2)-8(k-1)<3(2k+4)-2
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i need to know the answer for this 2x-10+3x / 4 < -5
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4(4k+2)-8(k-1)<3(2k+4)-2
16k + 8 - 8k - 8 < 6k + 12 - 2
24k  < 6k + 10
18k < 10
18k/18 < 10/18
k < 0.555555555556
:D I think.....that was "practice" for me
 

 

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