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Xoundboy · Answer 1 · 2023-05-13T23:09:18+0000

Consider the following table for interval notation:

First row:

x<0 is the same as:

$-\inftyThen, the graph of that interval looks like:And the interval notation for that inequality is:[tex](-\infty,0)$

Second row:

-2

The graph of this inequality is:

The interval notation is:

$(-2,1\rbrack$

Third row

The inequality that is represented by that interval is:

$-3\le x$

Its graph is:

Fourth row

The interval represented in that graph is:

$\lbrack0,6)$

The inequality represented by that interval is:

$0\le x<6$

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