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Chapter 1: Q1. (page 47)

Choose the term from the list above that best matches each example.

y>3or y<-2

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Compound inequality

Step by step solution

01

– Description of step.

The given example, that is, y>3ory<-2 consist of two inequalities joined by the word or.

02

– Compound inequality.

Compound inequality consists of two inequalities joined by the word and or the word or.

03

– Description of step.

By observing the given example and the list it can be concluded that the term 鈥榗ompound inequality鈥� best matches the given example.

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