Question

Set notation and interval notation:

-3 is less than or equal to x, which is less than 5

Answer 1

The "less than or equal" is represented by the shape
`\leq`
The "Less than" is represented by the shape <

So, -3 is less than or equal to x. So
`-3 \leq x`
"which is less than 5" (is = x). So x<5

So, we can get the final notation:

`-3 \leq x\ \textless \ 5`

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Answer 2

-3 is less than 5 -3<5