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3 years ago

Match the solution set given in inequality notation with the solution set given in interval notation.

Mathematics

1 answer:

sasho [114]3 years ago

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Answer:

x≤7.8 ⇒(-∞;7.8]

x<7.8 ⇒ (-∞;7.8)

x>7.8 ⇒ (7.8; ∞)

x≥7.8 ⇒ [7.8; ∞)

Step-by-step explanation:

Hi, to answer this question we have to analyze each expression:

• x≤7.8

The solution is all the numbers less or equal to 7.8, since it can be equal to 7.8, it includes 7.8 , we have to use closed brackets

(-∞;7.8]

• x<7.8

All the numbers less than 7.8 , it excludes the endpoint , it's an open interval (parenthesis)

(-∞;7.8)

• x>7.8

All the numbers higher than 7.8, open interval (parenthesis)

(7.8; ∞)

• x≥7.8

All the numbers higher or equal to 7.8, closed interval (closed brackets for the endpoint)

[7.8; ∞)

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