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Mathematics, 03.12.2020 18:30, brainlazslxmfsjakzfn

Student #3: (x+3)/-2 -4

x> -7

Solved the inequality correctly but graphed their solution incorrectly.

Solved the inequality incorrectly but graphed their solution correctly.

Solved the inequality incorrectly and graphed their solution incorrectly.

Solved the inequality correctly and graphed their solution correctly.


Student #3:

(x+3)/-2 -4x> -7Solved the inequality correctly but graphed their solution incorre

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Student #3: (x+3)/-2 -4

x> -7

Solved the inequality correctly but graphed...

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