Solve for u.u + 15 < -1 or u + 14 > 11Write your answer as a compound inequality with integers.Choices:(A)u≤−16 or u≥−3(B)u < -16 or u > -3(C)u≤−16 or u > -3(D)u < -16 or u≥−3
Q. Solve for u.u+15<−1 or u+14>11Write your answer as a compound inequality with integers.Choices:(A)u≤−16 or u≥−3(B)u<−16 or u>−3(C)u≤−16 or u>−3(D)u<−16 or u≥−3
Isolate u in first inequality: To solve the compound inequality, we need to isolate u in both inequalities. Let's start with the first inequality u + 15 < -1.Subtract 15 from both sides to isolate u.u + 15 - 15 < -1 - 15u < -16
Isolate u in second inequality: Now let's solve the second inequality u + 14 > 11.Subtract 14 from both sides to isolate u.u + 14 - 14 > 11 - 14u > -3
Combine into compound inequality: We have two separate inequalities as a result of our calculations: u < -16 and u > -3. These can be combined into a compound inequality using "or" because the original statement used "or".The final compound inequality is u < -16 or u > -3.