SOLUTION: How would I solve the following???? -6 < = 3+x<4 Thanks

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Question 460827: How would I solve the following????
-6 < = 3+x<4

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Answer by rwm(914)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
-6 < = 3+x<4
subtract 3
-9 < = x < 1
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