4x-5<-17 or 5x+6>31

Solve the compound inequality. Graph the solution.
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4x - 5 < -17    <---- move the -5 to the other side

4x < -17 + 4

4x < -13   <--- divide both sides by 4

x < -13/4

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5x+6>31

5x + 6 > 31 <----- move the 6 to the other side

5x > 31 - 6

5x > 25 <------ divide both sides by 5

x > 5

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