How do you solve these two inequalities... -1or equal to< 4x-3<or equal to1...and 3(x+2)to the second minus 6x(x+2) divided by (x+2) to the fourth > 0?
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-1<4x-3<1 first you seperate this into two problems 1. -1<4x-3 add 3 to both sides 2<4x divide by four 1/2<x 2. 4x-3<1 add three to both sides 4x<4 divide by four x<1 so it comes up as: 1/2<x<1 the second one i can't do, because it's too wordy, and it's hard to figure out. good luck though
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