Express the set using INTERVAL NOTATION -3<=x<10 Please help if you can

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SVETLANKA909090 [29]3 years ago

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So x is from -3 to 10, including -3, but not including 10

so that would be the interval
[-3,10)
remember, the brackets [] are inclusive meaning ≤ and ≥
parenthasees () are not inclusive maning < and >

[-3,10)

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