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\(A_x=(-x,\dfrac{1}{x})\)
when 0
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what?? I need understand my lecture
1){inf to 0} not including inf and 0
2) null?
i dunno lol im just guessing what all the notation means
I've never seen the union symbol in that context, it has to mean a function
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I don't know, My prof said \(A_{1/2}=(-1/2,2)\)
\(A_{4/10}= (-4/10,10/4)\)
and union of \(A_x \) when 0<x<1 = (-1, infinitive\) I have no idea how he got it
oh sorry its -1 yes
how??
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and intersect = [0,1]
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