On the number line, -2 is not shaded and moving left to show that x is less than -2 but shaded on -6 moving right to show that x is greater than or equals to -6.
Interval Notation: [ -6, -2 ]
What is the interval notation form of the set of inequality?
An inequality has an infinitely number of solution, the solution set is easily described using interval notation.
Given the set of inequality { x| -6 ≤ x < - 2}
This can easily be written in the form of interval notation as;
[ -6, -2 ]
On the number line, -2 is not shaded and moving left to show that x is less than -2 but shaded on -6 moving right to show that x is greater than or equals to -6.
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