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X > -2 and x<7 What is the compound inequality
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X > -2 and x<7
What is the compound inequality

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Answer:

-2 < x < 7

Explanation:

Compound inequality is the one having two inequalities joined together.

Given that:

  • x> -2
  • x<7

In compound equality these conditions will be written as:

-2 < x < 7

It depicts that value of x is greater than -2 and smaller than 7

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