Fill in the blank so that the resulting statement is true. In interval notation, (- 2, ∞) represents the set of real numbers -2.

Safwan Hijazi asked Jan 4, 2023

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Safwan Hijazi asked Jan 4, 2023

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The interval (-x, ∞) Includes all numbers that are greater than -x. Therefore, in this case:

(- 2, ∞) represents the set of real numbers greater than - 2.

Answer: greater than

Kangjun Heo answered Jan 8, 2023

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