Question

Which of the following is the correct graph of the compound inequality 4p + 1 > −11 or 6p + 3 < 39?

Answer 1

4p + 1 > - 11 --- subtract 1 from both sides
4p > -11 - 1
4p > -12 -- divide both sides by 4
p > -3

6p + 3 < 39 -- subtract 3 from both sides
6p < 39 - 3
6p < 36 -- divide both sides by 6
p < 6

so we have p < 6 and p > -3 or -3 < p < 6

you must have the wrong graphs because none of them match

Answer 2

the graph should be : open circle on -3, open circle on 6, with shading in between

Answer 3

nope...wrong graphs