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2 years ago

Solve -5<4x+3<_<7 Not really sure how to solve, line under greater than sign

Mathematics

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natta225 [31]2 years ago

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The solution to the complex inequality as in the task content is; -2 < x <= 1.

<h3>What is the solution of the inequality?</h3>

The inequality in discuss is; -5<4x+3 <= 7.

Hence, solving the inequalities separately; we have;

-5 < 4x +3

-8 < 4x

-2 < x

Also; 4x+3 <= 7

4x <= 4

x <= 1.

Ultimately, the solution to the inequalities is;

-2 < x <= 1.

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