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Please express in interval notation:

x < 0 or 7< x < 9

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Answered by MathMate
x < 0 or 7< x < 9

Split into two parts:
x < 0
(-∞,0)
i.e. from negative infinity to 0, excluding both limits using the parentheses.

7< x < 9
(7,9)
i.e. from 7 to 9, again excluding the two limits.
Now put them together with the union notation, ∪
(-∞,0) ∪ (7,9)
Answered by MathMate
There is an alternative form for the interval notation for excluding the limits, i.e. instead of using parenthese, we could use brackets pointing to the exterior of the values, in the above example, we <i>could</i> write it as:
]-∞,0[ ∪ ]7,9[
Answered by MathMate
(-∞,0) ∪ (7,9)
Answered by MathMate
(-∞,0) ∪ (7,9)
or
]-∞,0[ ∪ ]7,9[

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