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2 years ago

Please answer my question

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katrin [286]2 years ago

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Graph 1:

(-infinity, 2) U [3, infinity)

Graph 2:

{-8, -2} U (3, 8]

Graph 3:

(-infinity, 3) U (3, infinity)

Graph 4:

(-8, -2) or {3}

Graph 5:

(-8, -2) U (-2, infinity)

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