Consider the following compound inequality. (18)/(4)

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00:01 Okay, so we want to write the following in interval and graph form.

00:04 So let's start by solving for our xes.

00:06 So we'll subtract two on both sides.

00:08 So we get 3x is less than equal to negative 9.

00:10 Dividing by 3, we get x is less than or equal to negative 3.

00:14 And here we'll subtract 1 on both sides.

00:16 We get negative 2x is less than or equal to 8.

00:19 Let's divide by negative 2 on both sides.

00:21 So we get x is greater than or equal to a negative 4...

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Consider the following compound inequality.\\ $\frac{18}{4} < \frac{y + 9}{2} < \frac{22}{4}$\\Step 2 of 2: Graph the solution set.

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Consider the following compound inequality.\\ $\frac{18}{4} < \frac{y + 9}{2} < \frac{22}{4}$\\Step 2 of 2: Graph the solution set.

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