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    The document shows solving an inequality by combining like terms, dividing both sides by a common factor, and then solving for the variable. It begins with the inequality 2x-1 + 2x-2 <= 12, combines like terms to get 4x-3 <= 12, divides both sides by 4 to get x <= 3, and concludes that the solution is x = 4.

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    The document shows solving an inequality by combining like terms, dividing both sides by a common factor, and then solving for the variable. It begins with the inequality 2x-1 + 2x-2 <= 12, combines like terms to get 4x-3 <= 12, divides both sides by 4 to get x <= 3, and concludes that the solution is x = 4.

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    2x-1 + 2x-2 =< 12

    2x * 2-1 + 2x * 2-2 =< 12 / u=2x


    u/2 + u/4 =<12
    3/4 u =<12
    u = (4*12) /3
    2x =<48/3
    2x =<16
    2x =< 24
    x=4

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