Question

1 question, see below.

Answer 1

What is the solution to the compound inequality?

Answer 2

Post the inequality

Answer 3

\[-8\le2x-4<2\]

Answer 4

ok so once again we need to get x by it's self

Answer 5

so we need to get rid of the 4 and it is a negative 4 so what do we do

Answer 6

take 4 from both sides.

Answer 7

Add. You do the opposite

Answer 8

You ADD 4.

Answer 9

i did.

Answer 10

no when you add 4 to all the sides the negative 4 will turn to a zero because it is not a positive 4

Answer 11

I did it from a calculator, so.

Answer 12

did you put -4+4

Answer 13

or 4+4

Answer 14

sorry, didnt know that 4 was a negative.

Answer 15

yeah when there is a minus sign in front of anything it is nagative

Answer 16

i just thought that was a subtraction sign.

Answer 17

it is but since there is a 4 behind it the 4 is a negative

Answer 18

ok.

Answer 19

so -4<2x-0<2

Answer 20

or
\[-4\le2x<6\]

Answer 21

you add 4 to the 2 also

Answer 22

oh ok.

Answer 23

now divide 2 from all the sides giving you?

Answer 24

-2<x<3

Answer 25

\[-2\le x<3\]

Answer 26

SO AMAZING

Answer 27

So the answer is -2<x<3?

Answer 28

yes

Answer 29

could I have a medal

Answer 30

thx