Question

−6x+14<−28 OR 9x+15≤−12 answer in 10 minutes and ill give brainliest

Answer 1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

(

−

∞

,

−

3

)

∪

(

7

,

∞

)

Solve each inequality separately, then combine them with the "or" operator, and then simplify if possible.

Let's start with the first inequality:

−

6

x

+

14

<

−

28

−

6

x

<

−

42

6

x

>

42

x

>

7

Now, we solve the second inequality:

9

x

+

15

<

−

12

9

x

<

−

27

x

<

−

3

Combining the two, we get:

x

<

−

3

or

x

>

7

This cannot be simplified, since the two solution regions do not overlap. The more formal way to write this (with interval notation) is:

(

−

∞

,

−

3

)

∪

(

7

,

∞

)

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