Which of the given values are in the interval (-3,1]?

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Vladimir [108]2 years ago

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The values coming in the interval (-3,1] are -2, -1, 0, and 1.

<h3>What is defined as the term interval notations?</h3>

An interval is represented on a number line using interval notation. In all other sayings, it is a method of writing real number line subsets.
An interval is made up of numbers that fall between two specific data set.
Intervals can be categorized according to the numbers in the set.

Interval Open: The endpoints of a inequality are not included in this type of interval.
Interval Closure; The endpoints of a inequality are included in this type of interval.
Interval with Half-Open Doors: This interval contains only one of inequality's endpoints.

The given interval notation is;

(-3,1], it is the case of half open half close.

-3 comes with the open interval, it means its value will not be included in the interval.

1 is with the closed interval, it means its value will be included in the interval.

Thus, the values lying between the interval (-3, 1] are -2, -1, 0, and 1.

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