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Given A, B, and C matrices, evaluate A-B+C.
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4 stepsQuestion 1(a)
Step 1: Separate the compound inequality into two inequalities.
The given inequality is .
This can be split into:
Part a
Part b
Solve the first inequality a).
Add to both sides:
Multiply by :
Solve the second inequality b).
Add to both sides:
Multiply by :
Combine the solutions from Step 2 and Step 3.
We have and .
The solution set is .Illustrate the solution on a number line.
The interval is .
On the number line, place an open circle at (approximately ) and a closed circle at (approximately 0.62). Shade the region between these two points.<---------------------------------------------------------------------> -2 -22/13 -1 0 8/13 1 <-----o----------------------------------------------------•------------>-\frac{22}{13} < x \le \frac{8}{13}
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