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25 February, 06:57

Which expresses the given inequality in interval notation? x < - 3

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  1. 25 February, 07:09
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    () is for

    [] is for ≤ and ≥

    (a, b) means from a to b, not including a or b

    (a, b] means from a to b, not including a, but including b

    so

    x<-3

    so from - 3 to less of that or

    from - ∞ to - 3

    you can't equal - ∞, so we use parnthasees

    also, it is < so we use parnthaees

    (-∞,-3)
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