Question

1. (l127) is the following sentence true? in a compound - inequality, the word “or” means that a solution must solve either of the individual inequalities, but not both. a) yes b) no c) maybe d) sometimes e) not applicable

Explanation:

In a compound - inequality with "or", a solution can satisfy either one of the individual inequalities or both. For example, in the compound inequality \(x < 2\) or \(x>0\), \(x = 1\) satisfies both inequalities and is a valid solution.

Answer:

b) No