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Chapter 3: Q. 2 (page 171)

Write(-2,7]using inequality notation.

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The inequality notation is-2<x≤7.

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Step 1. Given Information

The given inequality is(-2,7].

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Step 2. Determine the inequality notation

  • In the given interval, the number -2is not included and the number 7 is included.
  • So, the given interval can be rewritten as-2<x≤7.

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