SOLUTION: -3<x<2, find a and b so that a<2x-6<b

SOLUTION: -3<x<2, find a and b so that a<2x-6<b

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Question 1039466: -3
Answer by estron7(44) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
-3 is -3 in scientifc notation and its degree is 0
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