1. **State the problem:** Solve the compound inequality $$6 > g - 14 \geq 3$$ for $g$ and graph the solution on a number line.
2. **Understand the compound inequality:** This means $g - 14$ is less than 6 and at the same time greater than or equal to 3.
3. **Write the compound inequality:** $$3 \leq g - 14 < 6$$
4. **Isolate $g$ by adding 14 to all parts:**
$$3 + 14 \leq g - 14 + 14 < 6 + 14$$
5. **Simplify:**
$$17 \leq g < 20$$
6. **Interpret the solution:**
- $g$ is greater than or equal to 17 (closed endpoint at 17).
- $g$ is less than 20 (open endpoint at 20).
7. **Graph the solution:**
- Draw a number line from 13 to 21.
- Mark a closed circle at 17.
- Mark an open circle at 20.
- Shade the region between 17 and 20.
**Final answer:** $$17 \leq g < 20$$
Compound Inequality 7A23A2
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