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Consider the following compound inequality. 0

Consider the following compound inequality. 0
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Consider the following compound inequality. 0-example-1
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To solve the given inequation:


0Lets substract one to each part[tex]-1The graph of this inequality is:<p>The solution in interval notation is:</p>[tex](-1,6\rbrack

Consider the following compound inequality. 0-example-1
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