Mathematics, 13.11.2020 18:00 kendra95

Two inequalities have solution sets given in interval notation below. Inequality #1: [-3,2)
Inequality #2: (0,4)
(a) Write an interval that represents all values that are solutions to both inequalities (AND).
(b) Write an interval that represents all values that are solutions to either of the inequalities (OR).

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Two inequalities have solution sets given in interval notation below. Inequality #1: [-3,2)
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