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hello is it greatest integer of mode x or greatest integer of x ? If greatest integer of mode x :: -3=<[IxI]=<2 -3=< IxI < 3 we know IxI>=0 always so inequality becomes :: 0=< IxI <3 so -3 <x<3 is the solution if it is greatest integer of x only -3=<[x] <=2 -3=<x<3 will be d solution b. f([2x+3]) -3<=[2x+3]<=2 -3<=2x+3 <3 -3<=x<0 is d solution . thank u
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