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Question 1045181: What is the formula used for solving a compound linear inequality, expressing the result as a graph, in set-builder, and interval notation. Thank you so much!!
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1/2y + 2 > 1/3y - 4 Answer by josgarithmetic(39616) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! That is not a compound inequality; but to solve requires the same (almost) properties that you may already know.
1/2y + 2 > 1/3y - 4
(1/2)y + 2 > (1/3)y - 4
LCD is 6, so multiply members by 6.
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