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annie96 · Answer

1.	Solve the compound inequality, showing your work. Name the solution set and then draw the graph of the solution set.
  
y-2< -5  or y->5

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anonymous · Answer

For the right one, you will want to +2 to both sides, so the y is isolated

anonymous · Answer

*left

Sorry

anonymous · Answer

for the right one you have to move the (-) over....

annie96 · Answer

Like this

x-2 > 5 or x-2 <-5...

bekum abs(x-2)>5

or abs(x)>7

anonymous · Answer

x-2>5 x>7 and x-2<-5 X<-3

annie96 · Answer

so it will be a close or open on the graph   on -3 and 5

anonymous · Answer

$\Large OpenGraph$

anonymous · Answer

$\Large Medal~Pls$

nincompoop · Answer

it is always open when dealing with infinities and non-equality such as less than or equal to or greater than or equal to

annie96 · Answer

okay

annie96 · Answer

so its -3 and 5

nincompoop · Answer

i don't know 
I didn't check 
you should be able to check if your answer is correct or not

annie96 · Answer

nincompoop · Answer

I don't think that the right hand side of the inequality was written correctly

nincompoop · Answer

you can't have that kind of inequality