Let p: x<-3 let q: x>3 what is the represented by p v q

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Values less than -3 or values greater than 3 make the disjunction true
P V Q means that either p or q or both must be true to be a true statement so it includes x is less than -3 (p) and x is greater than 3 (q).

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