Advanced Engineering Mathematics
Advanced Engineering Mathematics
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ISBN: 9780470458365
Author: Erwin Kreyszig
Publisher: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated
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REASONING 4. Consider the compound inequality given by: +2 amd 글x+2<3 Solve this compound inequality and graph the solution on the number line. Write the solution set as a single algebraic statement. -10 10 5. Consider the compound inequality: -7<2x-5<7 (a) Using the skills you have learned today, rewrite the following inequality using the AND connector? (b) Solve the compound inequality you found in part (a) and graph the solution on the number line. Rewrite your answer as a single statement.
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Transcribed Image Text:REASONING 4. Consider the compound inequality given by: +2 amd 글x+2<3 Solve this compound inequality and graph the solution on the number line. Write the solution set as a single algebraic statement. -10 10 5. Consider the compound inequality: -7<2x-5<7 (a) Using the skills you have learned today, rewrite the following inequality using the AND connector? (b) Solve the compound inequality you found in part (a) and graph the solution on the number line. Rewrite your answer as a single statement.
I DUt us a Single 5. Consider the compound inequality: -7<2x-5<7 10 (b) Solve the compound inequality you found in part (a) and graph the solution on the number line. Rewte your answer as a single statement. -10 10 (c) Using the skills above, try and simplify the following inequality. Graph the solution on the number line and rewrite your answer as a single statement. -3<3x+3<2x+10 10 -5 -10
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Transcribed Image Text:I DUt us a Single 5. Consider the compound inequality: -7<2x-5<7 10 (b) Solve the compound inequality you found in part (a) and graph the solution on the number line. Rewte your answer as a single statement. -10 10 (c) Using the skills above, try and simplify the following inequality. Graph the solution on the number line and rewrite your answer as a single statement. -3<3x+3<2x+10 10 -5 -10
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