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    The document discusses compound inequalities, which involve two or more inequalities combined into a single inequality. It explains the differences between greater than, greater than or equal to, less than, and less than or equal to symbols. It also distinguishes between using "AND" versus "OR" to combine inequalities. An example problem walks through graphing the compound inequality 4≤2x≤8. The document provides guidance on splitting compound inequalities into separate simple inequalities in order to graph them.

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    The document discusses compound inequalities, which involve two or more inequalities combined into a single inequality. It explains the differences between greater than, greater than or equal to, less than, and less than or equal to symbols. It also distinguishes between using "AND" versus "OR" to combine inequalities. An example problem walks through graphing the compound inequality 4≤2x≤8. The document provides guidance on splitting compound inequalities into separate simple inequalities in order to graph them.

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    Solving and Graphing Inequalities

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    The document discusses compound inequalities, which involve two or more inequalities combined into a single inequality. It explains the differences between greater than, greater than or equal to, less than, and less than or equal to symbols. It also distinguishes between using "AND" versus "OR" to combine inequalities. An example problem walks through graphing the compound inequality 4≤2x≤8. The document provides guidance on splitting compound inequalities into separate simple inequalities in order to graph them.

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    By:

    Emily Bready and


    Alexis St. Laurent
    A compound Inequality is two or more
    inequalities put into a single inequality.
    greater than

    greater than OR equal to

    less than

    less than OR equal to

    Open Circle
    Doesnt include the number, but it can be very
    close


    Closed Circle
    Includes the number
    The Difference between AND and OR
    AND- means both numbers

    OR- means either





    *Helpful hint: when graphing if the equation has AND the line on the graph will
    over lap, if the equation has OR the lines on the graph will go in the opposite
    direction.

    Example 1:
    Solve and graph:
    42x8



    Graphing Compound Inequalities
    Make two separate
    inequalities.
    42x



    2x

    2x8 Step 1:

    Step 2:



    Step 3:
    Divide both
    sides of the
    inequality by
    two.
    x4
    Divide both
    sides of the
    inequality by
    two.
    and
    Graph the Inequality
    Example 2:
    -8<x<4

    -8<x x<4

    Graph the 2 equations



    x is going to be between -8 and 4.


    Split the
    equation
    into 2 parts
    Now, you try
    -9<x>7
    -9<x x>7
    http://www.wyzant.com/resources/lessons/m
    ath/algebra/graphing_linear_inequalities
    http://www.mathwords.com/c/compound_in
    equality.htm

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