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Describe each using a double inequality.

Describe each using a double inequality.
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Describe each using a double inequality.

Describe each using a double inequality.-example-1
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Answer:

Inequality: -3
Reason:

Any number “x” must be greater than -3 AND less than or equal to 13. The solution set is: (-3, 13].
User Jotch
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Answer:

Give me time to figure this out hold on

Explanation:

12

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