Question

how do u write this in interval notation
-7<3x+5<14

Answer 1

i got (-4,3)
is this the correct answer?

Answer 2

@ganeshie8
@Hero

Answer 3

@zepdrix

Answer 4

You used rounded brackets to exclude the end points,
because it's a strict inequality on both sides?

Yayy good job \c:/

Answer 5

well, i used it because there were no less than or equal to signs and greater than or equal to signs

Answer 6

Yes that's what I meant by `strict inequality`.
This guy is strict \(\large\rm \lt\)
This guy is not strict \(\large\rm \le\)

Maybe that fancy word was confusing hehe

Answer 7

nice use of the word guy
lol

Answer 8

yup it was