Solving Compound Inequalities
Algebra · Algebra 1 — Solving Compound Inequalities
Question
Solve each compound inequality and graph the solution on a number line. (a) $-4 < 2x + 6 \leq 14$ (b) $3 \leq 5 - n < 9$ For part (a): describe the solution in words, write it in interval notation, and create a real-world scenario modeled by the inequality.
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