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Graph the solution set of the inequality and write the solution using interval notation.

Graph the solution set of the inequality and write the solution using interval notation-example-1
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Solution:

Consider the following inequality:


-4<(3x-2)/(5)\leq6

this is equivalent to:


(-4)(5)<3x-2\leq(6)(5)

this is equivalent to:


-20<3x-2\leq30

solving for 3x, this is equivalent to:


-20+2<3x\leq30+2

this is equivalent to:


-18<3x\leq32

solving for x, we get:


-(18)/(3)this is equivalent to:<p></p><p></p>[tex]-6<p>in interval notation,<strong> </strong><strong>this is equivalent to:</strong></p><p></p>[tex](-6,(32)/(3)\rbrack

the solution set on the real line is:

Graph the solution set of the inequality and write the solution using interval notation-example-1
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