Asked by Ashley
I have a problem that says:
Combine these two statements into a single mathematical statement:
x>2 and x<7.
I'm not sure if I'm supposed to do this by graphing a number line or not, is there a way to do it without a number line?
Combine these two statements into a single mathematical statement:
x>2 and x<7.
I'm not sure if I'm supposed to do this by graphing a number line or not, is there a way to do it without a number line?
Answers
Answered by
Damon
2 < x < 7
it is easy to visualize with a number line but I did not need one. By reading the statements you can figure out that x is between 2 and 7
it is easy to visualize with a number line but I did not need one. By reading the statements you can figure out that x is between 2 and 7
Answered by
MathMate
If you have learned the interval notation, you could use:
(2,7) which means from 2 to 7, excluding 2 and 7. (inclusion would be [2,7]).
An equivalent notation that is in use would be:
]2,7[
When the square brackets are turned the right way, they also mean inclusion of the limits.
(2,7) which means from 2 to 7, excluding 2 and 7. (inclusion would be [2,7]).
An equivalent notation that is in use would be:
]2,7[
When the square brackets are turned the right way, they also mean inclusion of the limits.
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