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please help express in interval notation x≥7 a. (-oo,7) b. [7,oo) c. (-oo,7] d. (7,oo)
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"oo" Means ?
that means x is greater or equal to 7, so it could be 7 to infinity
i don't understand this
"oo" is infinity. If you have an equal with your > or <, you want to use a "[" If you don't have an equal with your > or <, you want to use a "("
Let's draw the area represented by x>=7 on a number line|dw:1377013094931:dw|
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Your left boundary is 7...and there's an equal...so use "[" on the left Your right boundary is infinity. Always use a ) or ( with infinity...never a [ or ]
okay i think i understand it now
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