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Which grace represents the solution set of the compound inequality

Which grace represents the solution set of the compound inequality-example-1

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Answer:

2nd one

Explanation:

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User Rudder
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We have the following compound inequality:



-5<a-6<2


So, we need to find the solution to this problem. In this way, for property of inequality by adding 6 to each side we have:



\mathbf{6}-5<a-6+\mathbf{6}<2+\mathbf{6} \\ \\ \boxed{1<a<8}


This inequality does not include neither the number 1 nor the number 8. So, the circle in these values must be empty. Therefore, the graph that matches this result is the second one.

Which grace represents the solution set of the compound inequality-example-1
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