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Solve for pp. \newline3p>6|-3p| > 6\newlineWrite a compound inequality like 1<x<31 < x < 3 or like x<1x < 1 or x>3x > 3. Use integers, proper fractions, or improper fractions in simplest form.\newline______

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Q. Solve for pp. \newline3p>6|-3p| > 6\newlineWrite a compound inequality like 1<x<31 < x < 3 or like x<1x < 1 or x>3x > 3. Use integers, proper fractions, or improper fractions in simplest form.\newline______
  1. Absolute Value Inequality: We have the inequality: \newline3p>6|-3p| > 6\newlineFirst, we solve for 3p|-3p|.\newline3p>6|-3p| > 6 means that the absolute value of 3p-3p is greater than 66.
  2. Splitting Inequality: Since the absolute value of a number is always non-negative, we can split the inequality into two separate inequalities without the absolute value:\newline3p>6-3p > 6 or 3p<6-3p < -6
  3. Solving First Inequality: Now we solve each inequality separately. Starting with the first one:\newline3p>6-3p > 6\newlineDivide both sides by 3-3 to isolate pp. Remember that dividing by a negative number reverses the inequality sign:\newlinep<2p < -2
  4. Solving Second Inequality: Next, we solve the second inequality:\newline3p<6-3p < -6\newlineAgain, divide both sides by 3-3, and reverse the inequality sign:\newlinep>2p > 2
  5. Combining Solutions: Combining both parts of the solution, we get the compound inequality:\newlinep<2p < -2 or p>2p > 2\newlineThis is the final answer in the form of a compound inequality.

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