What do you call a pair of inequalities joined by "and" or "or"?

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The inequality the that is joined by and or or is called a Compound inequality. Compound inequality contains least two inequalities that are separated by either an or or. The graph to this inequality with an And represent intersection while the inequality that contains or represent the union.

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