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Solve the compound inequality. 3 > 2x or x - 4 > 2 x < or x >
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Solve the compound inequality.
3 > 2x or x - 4 > 2
x <
or x >

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Answer:

so our x is <

less than

explanation: 3>2x= 1.5<x

x- 4>2 =6<x

Solve the compound inequality. 3 > 2x or x - 4 > 2 x < or x >-example-1
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