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x >_ 4 (greater than equal) is same as (infi. , +4 ] , right ?
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The interval should be written the other way around: \(\large [4,\infty)\). Note that \(\large x\geq 4\implies 4\leq x<\infty\). Thus, whenever you write an interval, the smaller (or most negative) value should go first. I hope this clarifies things! :-)
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