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What is the interval notation for the inequality x>5
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What is the interval notation for the inequality x>5

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It would be
(5, \infty) indicating we start at 5 but do NOT include 5, and we keep going onward to positive infinity.

The curved parenthesis tells us not to include the endpoint.
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