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I've been very confused for hours now on when to put an imfity sign when doing quadratic inequalities pls help​

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Answer:

The symbol (∞) is read as infinity. and indicates that the set is unbounded to the right on a number line. Interval notation requires a parenthesis to enclose infinity. The square bracket indicates the boundary is included in the solution.

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