Question 807582: I would love to have help on this, this homework/class expires Sunday. I was sick when I had to do this in public school, so I missed the lesson, but ended up staying after school one day for it, I am still stuggling with this type of math, and would like to have help as soon as I can. Here is the question
two inequalities follow
-26<4k -2 and 2k-1<5
write a compound inequality to comine the inequalities shown previiously.
Now to combine them wouldn't I take like 4k and 2k and have it like 6k and then like -26 and -1 and have -27 and for the 5 and -2 it would be like 3?
So my new inequalite would be something like
-27<6k-3
Answer by stanbon(75887)   (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! -26<4k -2 and 2k-1<5
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The "AND" means k has to satisfy both conditions.
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-26< 4k-2
4k > -24
k > -6
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AND
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2k-1 < 5
2k < 6
k < 3
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Answer:: -6 < k < 3
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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