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The solution by @MathLover is TOTALLY WRONG.
It is why I came to bring the correct solution.
You are given the compound inequality, which is the system of two inequalities
x+2 > 7 or -4x+1 >= 9.
Notice that the inequalities are connected by the service word " or ", which means that the solution
to the system is THE UNION of the solution sets for each individual inequality.
First inequality x+2 > 7 has the solution x > 7, or, in the interval form (7,oo).
Second inequality -4x+1 >= 9 has the solution x <= -2, or, in the interval form (-oo,-2].
The solution to the given system of inequalities is THE UNION of these two intervals (-oo,-2] U (7,oo). ANSWER
Solved.
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- Solving systems of linear inequalities in one unknown
- Solving compound inequalities
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