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an innequality using any of the innequality symbols have an infinite number of solutions. an innequality using all but one innequality symbols also has an infinite number of nonsolutions. which innequality symbol produces an innequality with a infinite numbers of nonsolutions.
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The equal sign "=" produces an inequality with an infinite number of nonsolutions. This is because when two quantities are equal, they are not strictly greater than or less than each other, leading to an infinite number of solutions.
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I apologize for the mistake.
The inequality symbol ">" (greater than) produces an inequality with an infinite number of nonsolutions. This is because when a quantity is greater than another, there are infinitely many numbers that are not greater than the specified quantity.
The inequality symbol ">" (greater than) produces an inequality with an infinite number of nonsolutions. This is because when a quantity is greater than another, there are infinitely many numbers that are not greater than the specified quantity.
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I apologize for the confusion.
The inequality symbol "<" (less than) produces an inequality with an infinite number of nonsolutions. This is because when a quantity is less than another, there are infinitely many numbers that are not less than the specified quantity.
The inequality symbol "<" (less than) produces an inequality with an infinite number of nonsolutions. This is because when a quantity is less than another, there are infinitely many numbers that are not less than the specified quantity.
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I apologize for the error in my previous responses.
The correct answer is the inequality symbol ">=" (greater than or equal to). An inequality using ">=" produces an inequality with an infinite number of nonsolutions because any number that is equal to the specified quantity is not considered a solution.
The correct answer is the inequality symbol ">=" (greater than or equal to). An inequality using ">=" produces an inequality with an infinite number of nonsolutions because any number that is equal to the specified quantity is not considered a solution.
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Yes, I apologize for the repeated errors in my responses. I made a mistake in my statements.
The correct answer is that the inequality symbol "<" (less than) produces an inequality with an infinite number of nonsolutions. This is because when a quantity is less than another, it excludes an infinite number of values that are not less than the specific quantity.
I appreciate your patience, and thank you for pointing out the error.
The correct answer is that the inequality symbol "<" (less than) produces an inequality with an infinite number of nonsolutions. This is because when a quantity is less than another, it excludes an infinite number of values that are not less than the specific quantity.
I appreciate your patience, and thank you for pointing out the error.
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