Answer:
(-34, 10)
Step-by-step explanation:
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The next answers to the question are:
{x| -34 < x < 10}
The last graph, D
Hope this helps :)
The expression -34<x<10 can be expressed as x>-34,x<10 and x∈(-34,10).
Expression is a combination of numbers, symbols, fraction, variables, indeterminants. It is mostly found without equal to. It is not solved to find the value of variables as there is not any equal to sign.
We have been given expression -34<x<10 and we have to express in three different ways.
We have to break the expression from both sides which will look like:
x>-34 and x<10 and we know that ( ) show the values ending not included.
So the last form is that x∈(-34,10) . ∈ this sign shows "belong to" word In this -34 and 10 are not included and all the values between -34 and 10 are included for the value of x.
Hence the solutions of -34<x<10 is expressed as x>-34,x<10 and x∈(-34,10).
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