14 - Solving & Graphing Compound Inequalities in Algebra, Part 1

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In this lesson you will learn how to solve more complex inequalities in algebra known as compound inequalities. We will learn about conjunction compound inequalities which involve two inequalities anded together.
We will also learn how to solve disjunction inequalities which are compound inequalities joined by an or operation.
Finally you will learn learn how to graph the solution of these types of compound inequalities.

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OR situation, as in the first example, can be written as 2>X>6, am I correct?

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