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5 < k -2 < 11 ?

-4 > y + 2 > -10 ?
5 -m < 4 or 7m > 35 ?
3 < 2p -3 < 12 ?

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Answer:


7 < k < 13


-6>y>-12


m > 5


3 < p < (15)/(2)

Explanation:

Given


5 < k -2 < 11


-4 > y + 2 > -10


5 -m < 4\ or\ 7m > 35


3 < 2p -3 < 12

Required

Solve

Solving (1):


5 < k -2 < 11

The above can be represented as:


5<k -2 and
k -2<11

Solving
5<k -2


5 + 2 <k


7<k

Solving
k -2<11


k < 2 + 11


k < 13

So, we have:


7<k and
k < 13

This can be combined as:


7 < k < 13

Solving (2):


-4 > y + 2 > -10

Split as:


-4 > y + 2 and
y + 2 > -10

Solving
-4 > y + 2


-4 - 2 > y


-6 > y

Solving
y + 2 > -10


y > -10 - 2


y > -12

So, we have:


-6 > y and
y > -12

This gives


-6>y>-12

Solving (3):


5 -m < 4\ or\ 7m > 35

Solve for m in both cases:


5 - m < 4


-m<4 - 5


-m<- 1


m > 1


7m > 35

Divide both sides by 5


m > 5

So, we have:


m > 1 or
m > 5

The solution is
m > 5 because
5> 1

Solving (4):


3 < 2p -3 < 12

The above can be represented as:


3 < 2p - 3 and
2p - 3<12

Solving
3 < 2p - 3

Add 3 to both sides


3 + 3 < 2p - 3 + 3


6 < 2p

Divide both sids by 2


3 < p


2p - 3<12

Add 3 to both sides


2p - 3 + 3 < 12 + 3


2p < 12 + 3


2p < 15

Solve for p


p < (15)/(2)

So, we have:


3 < p and
p < (15)/(2)

Combined as:


3 < p < (15)/(2)

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