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Solve y + 2∕7 < 1∕3. Question 8 options:

A)

y > 13∕21

B)

y < 13∕21

C)

y < 1∕21

D)

y > –1∕21

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Solve y + 2∕7 < 1∕3. Question 8 options:

A)

y > 13∕21

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