Question

Write a compound inequality to represent all of the numbers between -4 and 6.

Answer 1

So the number(x) has to be greater than -4 and less than 6.

Answer 2

i know inequalities but does compound change anything?

Answer 3

HI!!

Answer 4

hey

Answer 5

yeah it means it is stuck between the two numbers

Answer 6

\[-4<x<6\] is my guess

Answer 7

oh well then that should be easier than i thought, i guess i thought it mean't something different.

Answer 8

but thx misty [▪‿▪]

Answer 9

Compound inequalities look like \(\sf 2 < x < 4\).

Answer 10

The number to the left is less than 'x', the number to the right is greater than 'x'.

Answer 11

\[\color\magenta\heartsuit\]

Answer 12

x has to be more than the low number and less than the high number

Answer 13

\(\cdot _{\smile} \! \! \cdot\)

Answer 14

thx misty and Igreen

Answer 15

No problem.