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Solve for vv.\newlinev + 2 > 15 or v+1310v + 13 \leq 10\newlineWrite your answer as a compound inequality with integers.\newlineChoices:\newline(A)v13v \geq 13 or v3v \leq -3\newline(B)v13v \geq 13 or v < -3\newline(C)v > 13 or v < -3\newline(D)v > 13 or v3v \leq -3

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Q. Solve for vv.\newlinev+2>15v + 2 > 15 or v+1310v + 13 \leq 10\newlineWrite your answer as a compound inequality with integers.\newlineChoices:\newline(A)v13v \geq 13 or v3v \leq -3\newline(B)v13v \geq 13 or v<3v < -3\newline(C)v>13v > 13 or v<3v < -3\newline(D)v>13v > 13 or v3v \leq -3
  1. Isolate vv in first inequality: We have two inequalities to solve: v + 2 > 15 and v+1310v + 13 \leq 10. Let's start with the first inequality.\newlineTo isolate vv, we need to subtract 22 from both sides of the inequality v + 2 > 15.\newlinev + 2 - 2 > 15 - 2\newlinev > 13
  2. Isolate vv in second inequality: Now let's solve the second inequality: v+1310v + 13 \leq 10. To isolate vv, we need to subtract 1313 from both sides of the inequality v+1310v + 13 \leq 10. v+13131013v + 13 - 13 \leq 10 - 13 v3v \leq -3
  3. Combine solutions for compound inequality: We have two parts of the solution from the compound inequality: v > 13 from the first part and v3v \leq -3 from the second part.\newlineThe compound inequality is then v > 13 or v3v \leq -3.

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