(See) Determine whether -4 satisfies the compound inequality: -3x>0 and
Question: Determine whether -4 satisfies the compound inequality:
\[-3x>0\text{ and }\,3x-4<11\]
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[Step-by-Step] Graph the solution set to each compound inequality
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[Solution] Graph the solution set to each compound inequality
(Solution Library) Solve the inequality and write the solution set in
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