Question

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

Answer 1

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

What is defined as the term interval notations?

• 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.

1. Interval Open: The endpoints of a inequality are not included in this type of interval.
2. Interval Closure; The endpoints of a inequality are included in this type of interval.
3. 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.

To know more about the interval notations, here

brainly.com/question/16768997

#SPJ10