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Solve - > -1 and 40 – 45 –3 and write the solution in interval notation. If there is no solution, type Ø.

Solve - > -1 and 40 – 45 –3 and write the solution in interval notation. If there-example-1

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Given the inequalities:


\begin{gathered} (x)/(4)\ge-1\rightarrow(1) \\ -4x-4\le-3\rightarrow(2) \end{gathered}

The solution to the first inequality:


\begin{gathered} (x)/(4)\ge-1\rightarrow*4 \\ x\ge-4 \\ x\in\lbrack-4,\infty) \end{gathered}

The solution to the second inequality:


\begin{gathered} -4x-4\le-3 \\ -4x\le-3+4 \\ -4x\le1\rightarrow/(-4) \\ x\ge-(1)/(4) \\ x\in\lbrack-(1)/(4),\infty) \end{gathered}

We will find the intersection between the intervals

So, the answer will be:


\lbrack-(1)/(4),\infty)

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