What is the solution set of {x | x < -3} ∩ {x | x > 5}?
and can u explain it?
@tomiko
first find the solution set of {x | x < -3}. what will this be?
then find for {x | x > 5}. ok? then we can find the intersection of this sets.
UMM, -2,-1,0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8...exc..
6!?
wrong in both questions. what are the values such that x < -3?
that's for the fist part
i dont know?
they are -4, -5, -6, -7, ..... to infinity. do you get it? that's for the first part. now how about the second part?
-4,-3,-2....?
no. for x such that x > 5 will be 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and so on.
do you get it?
no not really..
x | x > 5 means values of x that are GREATER than 5. 6 is greater than 5. so is 7 and 8 and 9 and above. that's all it means. the first one x | x < -3, means values of x that are less than -3. now, -4 is less than -3...so is -4 and -5 and so on. got it now?
oh yeah, so what would be the answer?
what do YOU think then answer will be now? what is the intersection of these 2 sets? can you please try?
the numbers exept -3 and 5
no. the solution set is an EMPTY set....
why?
thank you for putting up with me btw.
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