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What is the interval notation of x > 11
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What is the interval notation of x > 11

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Answer:

(11, ∝).

Explanation:

x > 11 means that x can be any value between 11 and infinity but does not include 11.

The answer is

(11, ∝).

The '(' means 'does not include 11'.

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