Question

-1 < 2x + 5 < 13 is an example of a disjunction.

True
False

Answer 1

what happened???

Answer 2

i think this is a conjunction, an "and" statement, rather than a disjunction "or" statement

Answer 3

I believe it is false.
Because when you solve for x, it is a completely reasonable inequality.

Answer 4

i dont see how it would be a disjunction...

Answer 5

when you solve the inequality you get an "and" statement
it is not a disjunction, that is an "or" statement

Answer 6

this is an "and" statement \(2x+5\) is greater than -1 AND less than 13

Answer 7

I got
\[-3<x<4\]

Answer 8

so its f?

Answer 9

false

Answer 10

i see it is back to the chaotic look today

Answer 11

hahahahahahaha YESSSSSS

Answer 12

i look dead

Answer 13

what happened to picture number 3?

Answer 14

it's in my computer

Answer 15

maybe tomorrow...

Answer 16

we'lll see;)