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solve the following compound inequality.
\\(\frac{m - 2}{3} < -2\\) or \\(4m + 3 > 15\\)
\\(m < ?\\) or \\(m > \\)
Solve the first inequality
Using the Solving Inequalities knowledge point
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Solve the second inequality
Using the Solving Inequalities knowledge point
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Combine the solutions
We combine the individual solutions using the logical operator "OR" to form the final compound inequality.
$$
m < -4 \quad \text{OR} \quad m > 3
$$
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Solve the following compound inequality.
$$\frac{m - 2}{3} < -2 \text{ OR } 4m + 3 > 15$$
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