What compound inequality represents the phrase? Graph the solutions. all real numbers that are greater than - 8 and less than 8

A. - 8 < x < 8

B. - 8 < x < 8

C. - 8 < x 8

D. - 8 x 8

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19 January, 13:06

What compound inequality represents the phrase? Graph the solutions. all real numbers that are greater than - 8 and less than 8

A. - 8 < x < 8

B. - 8 < x < 8

C. - 8 < x 8

D. - 8 x 8

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Alexandria · Answer 1

The answer to this problem will have to be - 8 < x < 8. apparently the answer could be choice A or B. The numbers that belong here could be - 7,-6,-5, - 4,-3, - 2, - 1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6 and 7. This also includes numbers that are irrational and rational in between the integers

What compound inequality represents the phrase? Graph the solutions. all real numbers that are greater than - 8 and less than 8A. - 8 < x < 8B. - 8 < x < 8C. - 8 < x 8D. - 8 x 8

What compound inequality represents the phrase? Graph the solutions. all real numbers that are greater than - 8 and less than 8

A. - 8 < x < 8

B. - 8 < x < 8

C. - 8 < x 8

D. - 8 x 8