Intermediate Algebra for College Students (7th Edition)

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Chapter 4 - Section 4.2 - Compound Inequalities - Exercise Set - Page 272: 17

Answer

$(-3,6]$. The graph is shown below.

Work Step by Step

The given compound inequality is $x-4\leq2$ and $3x+1\gt-8$. Solve each inequality separately. $\Rightarrow x-4\leq2$ and $3x+1\gt-8$. $\Rightarrow x\leq2+4$ and $3x\gt-8-1$. $\Rightarrow x\leq6$ and $3x\gt-9$. $\Rightarrow x\leq6$ and $x\gt-3$. First graph then take the intersection of the solution sets of the two inequalities.. The graph is shown in the image file. We can write the compound inequality. $x\leq6$ as $(-\infty,6]$ and $x\gt-3$ as $(-3,\infty)$ The intersection is $(-\infty,6]\cap(-3,\infty)=(-3,6]$.
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