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An <u>and inequality</u> contains compound restrictions, i.e., x must be less that 4 and greater than 1, while an <u>or inequality</u> contains multiple sets of separate restrictions, in which, only one must be fulfilled, i.e., x is greater than 5 or less than -3.

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