A compound inequality specifies one bounded set, but its two endpoints can have different inclusion rules. We’ll read each comparison separately to assign an open or closed marker, then shade only the values satisfying both bounds. The same inclusion decisions translate directly to parentheses or brackets in interval notation, so the graph and notation should encode an identical set.
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