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Solve the compound inequality3x+4 > 13 or 4x4 <--24Graph the solution on the number line,

Solve the compound inequality3x+4 > 13 or 4x4 <--24Graph the solution on the-example-1

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The given inequalities are


\begin{gathered} 3x+4>13 \\ 4x-4<-24 \end{gathered}

Let us start by 12t inequality,

Subtract 4 from each side


\begin{gathered} 3x+4-4>13-4 \\ 3x>9 \end{gathered}

Divide each side by 3


\begin{gathered} (3x)/(3)>(9)/(3) \\ x>3 \end{gathered}

For the 2nd inequality

Add 4 to each side


\begin{gathered} 4x-4+4<-24+4 \\ 4x<-20 \end{gathered}

Divide each side by 4


\begin{gathered} (4x)/(4)<(-20)/(4) \\ x<-5 \end{gathered}

We will represent these solutions on the number line

The solution of the compound inequality is

x < -5 and x > 3

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Solve the compound inequality3x+4 > 13 or 4x4 <--24Graph the solution on the-example-1
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