Chapter 3: Solving Inequalities
Section 3.6: Compound Inequalities Day 1 Compound
Inequalities
A Compound Inequality consists of two distinct inequalities joined
by the word and or the word or. You find the solutions of a
compound inequality either by identifying where the solution sets
of the distinct inequalities overlap(and) or by combining the
solution sets to form a larger solution set(or). and Where the
graphs Overlap or Combine the graphs Writing Compound
Inequalities
What compound inequality represents the phrase and graph the
solutions. All real numbers that are greater than -2 AND less than
6. n > -2 n < 6 -2 < n < 6 Writing Compound
Inequalities
What compound inequality represents the phrase and graph the
solutions. All real numbers that are less than 0 OR greater than or
equal to 5. n < 0 n 5 n < 0 or n Solving Compound
Inequalities (AND)
What are the solutions of 3 4
