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[−16,9]∪(9,∞)
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Answer:


[\sf{-16,\infty})

Step-by-step explanation:


\textsf{Here,}\\\sf{[-16,9]}\textsf{\ contains all the numbers from -16 up to 9 inclusive (including 9).}\\\textsf{The set (9,}\infty)\textsf{ contains all numbers greater than 9. That means the union of the}\\\textsf{two sets will be all numbers from -16 to }\infty.


\textsf{Here are set builder notations of both intervals:}


[-16,9]=\{\textsf{x:}-16\le x\le 9\}}\\(-9,\infty)=\{\textsf{x: x} > 9\}

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