Q. Solve for j.−2<j+13≤10Write your answer as a compound inequality with integers.Choices:(A) −15<j<−3(B) −15≤j≤−3(C) −15<j≤−3(D) −15≤j<−3
Simplify Inequality: Now, we simplify each part of the inequality.−15<j≤−3
Check Solution: We check our solution to make sure it makes sense.If we take a number between −15 and −3, say −10, and plug it back into the original inequality, we get:−2<−10+13≤10−2<3≤10This is true, so our solution seems correct.