Show a graph of each expression All real numbers that are between –4 and 6 All real numbers that are at least 2, but at most 6 A length between 2 cm and.

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Show a graph of each expression All real numbers that are between –4 and 6 All real numbers that are at least 2, but at most 6 A length between 2 cm and 5 cm, inclusive All real numbers less than –4 or greater than 6 All real numbers less than –4 and greater than 6

Show a graph of each expression All real numbers that are between –4 and 6

Show a graph of each expression All real numbers that are at least 2, but at most 6

Show a graph of each expression A length between 2 cm and 5 cm, inclusive

Show a graph of each expression All real numbers less than –4 or greater than 6

Show a graph of each expression All real numbers less than –4 and greater than 6

Compound Inequalities A compound inequality that joins two inequalities together by using the word and is called a conjunction. Example :

Compound Inequalities A compound inequality that joins two inequalities together by using the word or is called a disjunction. Example : A value for x only needs to satisfy one of the inequalities in order for it to be part of the solution set!

Therefore, the graph of the solution set to this compound inequality is the UNION of the two graphs.

Graph each of the following:

Homework Complete the Compound Inequalities Day 2 Homework Worksheet