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What are the solutions of the compound inequality? graph the solutions. -2 < 4x - 10 < 6

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2<x<4 because graphing
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Answer:


2<x<4

Explanation:

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We have been given a compound inequality
-2<4x-10<6. We are asked to solve and graph our given inequality.

To solve our given inequality, we need to separate variable x on middle of inequality as:

Add 10 on each side:


-2+10<4x-10+10<6+10


8<4x<16

Divide each side by 4:


(8)/(4)<(4x)/(4)<(16)/(4)


2<x<4

Therefore, the solution for our given inequality is
2<x<4.

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