Which values are in the solution set of the compound inequality? Select two options

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zhannawk [14.2K]2 years ago

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The values are in the solution set of the compound inequality are (-6, -3), (3, 8).

<h3>What is inequality?</h3>

Inequality is the phenomenon of unequal distribution of resources and opportunities among the given function.

To find the number that are solutions to the compound inequalities, the value of x is

First inequality:

4(x +3) ≤0

4x +12 ≤0

4x ≤-12

x ≤-3

The value of x lies in the interval = (-∞ , -3]

Second inequality:

x +1 >3

x>2

The value of x lies in the interval = (2 , ∞)

So, the interval solution is (-∞ , -3] U (2 , ∞)

Thus, the values are in the solution set of the compound inequality are (-6, -3), (3, 8).

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