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Express the Set -4x-6<2x+6 using interval notation
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Express the Set -4x-6<2x+6 using interval notation
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check the picture below.
there's a parentheses at 2, (2, because "x" is greater than, not equal to, but greater than 2.
there's a parentheses at +∞), because ∞ is just a conceptual way to say it keeps on going, so is never reached.
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