SOLUTION: Conjunctions 2x>-6 and x less than and equal to 1

SOLUTION: Conjunctions 2x>-6 and x less than and equal to 1

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Question 1007214: Conjunctions
2x>-6 and x less than and equal to 1
Answer by fractalier(6550) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
2x > -6 leads to
x > -3 and if we add that to the fact that x <= 1, we get
-3 < x <= 1
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