Inequality Notation...2

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  1. nycmathguy

    nycmathguy

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    Set 1.1

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    There is no inequality notation for
    (-infinity, infinity). Why?
     
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    48. you did say x>sqrt(2) which means it is not included in solution, you need an empty circle at sqrt(2) (hole) like this
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    do same with 50 and 52

    54. there is no hole at 0, 0 is part of solution
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    I will make all corrections later. Going out for a few hours.
     
    nycmathguy, Nov 6, 2021
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