Check my math please
@Hero
You have the entire statement completely backwards.
so the -7 goes before the -2
Its not just that. You cannot use greater than symbols as an AND statement.
Oh wait hold on I realised my mistake
\[-2<w <-7\]
That's what its supposed to look like right?
Actually, I take that back. The -7 and -2 need to be switched.
Ok so what does it need to look like?
I just told you.
the -7 goes before the -2?
You should do a better job of understanding what you are reading. When you write AND statements as inequalities you can only write them in the form $a \le x \le b$ and $a < b$
\(a \le x \le b\) and \(a < b\)
Hold on I'm confused it isn't greater or equal to
Yes, the point is you can only use \(a < x < b\) or \(a \le x \le b\) when writing AND inequality statements and \(a < b\)
If you don't get it after that, then not sure if I can continue helping you.
Ok so my answer is going to be -7<w<-2
Cause based on what I'm seeing you saying that should be my answer
@Hero
Yes correct
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