6.3 Compound Inequalities
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The document provides instructions for students to complete homework questions for 6.1 to 6.2 by bringing their paper to the front of the class for 20 minutes without talking or asking questions. It then instructs students to read pages 289 to 293 about compound inequalities, which combine two inequalities using "AND" or "OR". It explains that an "AND" inequality involves two situations happening at the same time and being met simultaneously, while an "OR" inequality allows either situation to occur.
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