Lesson 6-4B Objective: Solve compound inequalities with OR. Two or more combined Union.

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Lesson 6-4B Objective: Solve compound inequalities with OR. Two or more combined Union

In the first box of your notes: The word “OR” means: Union Everything put together For example, where is the union of Riley and 152 nd ? Riley St. 152 nd Ave. The union is everything on Riley combined with everything on 152 nd

Another example (put in 2 nd box of notes): Another example (put in 2 nd box of notes): The union of compound inequalities looks like this: x < 6 or x ≥ x < 6 x ≥ -2 What is in one or the other graph? In other words, what is their union ? All Reals!

Your Turn: Graph the solution to x < 6 or x < What is in one or the other graph? In other words, what is their union ? x < 6 x < 3 x < 6 !

Example 4-3a Graph: Now, try this:

Example 4-4a Then graph the solution set. or

Example 4-4a Graph Answer: The solution set is

Example 4-4b Then graph the solution set. Answer: Last One!

Complete the handouts Do the rest of the problems on yesterday’s handout Assignment: Quiz Friday!!!