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Which of the following is equivalent to the pair of inequalities x + 6 > 10 and x - 3 <= 5 ?

(A) 2 < x < 16
(B) 2 <= x < 4
(C) 2 < x <= 8
(D) 4 < x <= 8
(E) 4 <= x <= 16
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Re: Which of the following is equivalent to the pair of [#permalink] New post 13 Dec 2012, 09:48
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Which of the following is equivalent to the pair of inequalities x + 6 > 10 and x - 3 <= 5 ?

(A) 2 < x < 16
(B) 2 <= x < 4
(C) 2 < x <= 8
(D) 4 < x <= 8
(E) 4 <= x <= 16


x + 6 > 10 --> x > 4;
x - 3 <= 5 --> x<=8;

Therefore 4 < x <=8.

Answer: D.
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