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SOLVE FOR X: 4x − 4 < 8 AND 9 x + 5 > 23

SOLVE FOR X: 4x − 4 < 8 AND 9 x + 5 > 23
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SOLVE FOR X:

4x − 4 < 8 AND 9 x + 5 > 23

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User Mattigins
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Answer:


2 < x < 3

Explanation:


4x-4 < 8\\4x < 12\\x < 3


9x+5 > 23\\9x > 18\\x > 2

Therefore,
x > 2\,\,\text{and}\,\,x < 3 can be written as the compound inequality
2 < x < 3

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