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Solve the compound inequality -x/3< -4 or 5x + 11 -4
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Solve the compound inequality -x/3< -4 or 5x + 11 -4

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Answer:

63

Explanation:

x-3 (-x/3 < -4 ) x-3

x = 12

5 (12) + 11 - 4

60 +11 -4

71 - 4

63

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