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What is the solution to the compound inequality 5+x>=3 or 6x+1<-29

What is the solution to the compound inequality 5+x>=3 or 6x+1<-29
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What is the solution to the compound inequality 5+x>=3 or 6x+1<-29

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-2

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5+x\geq3 \vee 6x+1<-29\\ x\geq -2 \vee 6x<-30\\ x\geq-2 \vee x<-5\\ x\in(-\infty,-5)\cup\langle-2,\infty)
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