2 years ago

Woul I use open or close intervals for x - 1 < 5

Mathematics

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JulijaS [17]2 years ago

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Hi there!

You would use open intervals.

In the given inequality, the "<" sign is used, which means "greater than".

Open intervals would be used unless the inequality uses "≤" or "≥", which

mean "equal to or greater/less than". Closed brackets would be used in this

instance.

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