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How do you the interval notation, (-∞, 6]? Is it "from negative infinity to 6" or "from 6 to negative infinity"?
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from negative infinity to 6, i believe. means from anything smaller than -6 to -6
"from minus infinity to 6" is one way
Don't you have to also mention that the 6 is included and the -infinity is not included?
or "from negative infinity to six" or " all numbers less than or equal to six"
yes, 6 is inclusive :))
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I think "all real numbers less than or equal to six" might be the best way to say it
ops misread 6 with -6. sorry
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