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Explain the difference between graphing a compound inequality involving (and).
Graphing a compound inequality involving (or)

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Answered by siddhisalgaregradevi
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A graph using an inequality "and" means that, on a line, the two points they are between forms a segment, while and inequality involving "or" means that it forms a line going in two different directions

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