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Which of the following is an equivalent form of the compound inequality
- 44 \ \textgreater \ - 2x- 8 ⩾ -8 the options are below in picture

Which of the following is an equivalent form of the compound inequality- 44 \ \textgreater-example-1

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Given the compound inequality:


-44>-2x-8⩾-8

Let's find the equivalent form of the inequality.

To find the equivalent form, let's simplify the inequality.

SInce it is a compund inequality, we are to seperate the inequalities.

Simplify the first two inequalities, then simplify the last two inequalities.

We have:

First two inequalities: -44 > -2x - 8

Last two inequalities: -2x - 8 ⩾ -8

Let's simplify both


\begin{gathered} -44>-2x-8 \\ \\ Rewrite\text{ the inequality and change the inequality sign:} \\ -2x-8<-44 \end{gathered}
\begin{gathered} \text{Second inequality:} \\ -2x-8⩾-8 \\ \end{gathered}

Therefore, the equivalent form is:


-2x-8<-44\text{ and -2x - 8 }⩾\text{ -8}

ANSWER:


d.\text{ -2x - 8<-44 and -2x - 8 }⩾\text{ -8}

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