Example Solve and graph
Solution : First we rewrite this statement into two inequalities and then solve 

Thus a solution must be greater and equal to and less than at the same time .
So the solution set 
Example Solve 2 x - 1 £ 4 x - 3 < 6 x + 3. Graph also
Solution : 2 x - 1 £ 4 x - 3 and 4 x - 3 < 6 x + 3
2 £ 2 x and - 6 < 2 x
1 £ x and -3 < x
The two solutions at the same time are { x | x ³ 1} { x | x > -3} and thegraph is
1 £ x :
-3 < x :

Thus 1 £ x and -3 < x Þ {x | x ³ 1 } Ç {x | x > -3 }
= {x | x ³ 1 }
= [ 1, ¥ ]
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Index
7.1 Definition 7.2
Simultaneous Equations 7.3
Inequations (Inequalities) 7.4
Absolute Values
Chapter 8
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