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2 August, 03:21

Solve the following compound inequality: x> = - 1 or x<2

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  1. 2 August, 03:33
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    All the real numbers.

    Step-by-step explanation:

    We have that x≥-1 or x<2.

    The 'or' means that it can be one value or another: [-1, + ∞) U (-∞, 2) = ℝ. Then, the solution to the compound inequality is All the real numbers. In set notation: ℝ.
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