Math, asked by Tina11111, 1 year ago

-3 < 2x - 1 < x + 4, x € I
Where X is equal to I ( integer )

Explode: Which class question ???

Explode: Is it 11th ???

parasarora77: yes i am in 11th class

parasarora77: it is 11th class question

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Answered by Manisankar1

{{x:-2<x<5} is answer

Manisankar1: is answer correct

Manisankar1: obviously it is correct

Tina11111: But how

Tina11111: I need the steps

Manisankar1: so how it is is

parasarora77: your answer is wrong

Manisankar1: so first you take the 1st part of inequality.solve it you may get answer and next solve other part as there are 2 parts.question is like 1.2.3.so first solve 1 and 2 ,then 2 and 3 parts.so simple

parasarora77: yes

parasarora77: and ur answer is 2

parasarora77: but -1 comes there

Answered by parasarora77

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-3 < 2x - 1 < x + 4, x € I
Where X is equal to I ( integer )