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Please help me with this problem: x ≤ 5 and x ≥ 4 One-Variable Compound Inequalities
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4<=x<=5
Btw the <= are less than or equal to
I do understand the less than or equal to part.
I am not sure how to solve this per the assignment. I kind of need help with the steps.
It's kinda hard to explain it. Because its pretty obvious. U have x<5 and x>4 if u switch the second u have x<4. So x is less than 5 and also greater than 4, which means x is between 4 and 5 so 4<x<5 Does this explain?
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so the graph line on the number line would between the 4 and 5?
Correct. And u would have close circles at both 4 and 5 because x can equal 4 or 5
Okay thank you
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