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inysia [295]
3 years ago
10

10 < –2b or 2b + 3 > 11

Mathematics
1 answer:
Zinaida [17]3 years ago
5 0
<span>10 < –2b or 2b + 3 > 11 represents 2 different sets of numbers.

</span><span>10 < –2b can be reduced by dividing both sides by -2; you must then reverse the direction of the < sign:  -5 > b, which is the interval b < -5:  (-infinity, -5).

</span>2b + 3 > 11 reduces to 2b > 8, which in turn reduces to b > 4:  (4, infinity).

It may be helpful to graph these sets.

If you really do mean   "<span>10 < –2b or 2b + 3 > 11," then the "solution" is made up of two sub-intervals:  b < -5 and b > 4.

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