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What is ℝ in interval notation?
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ℝ stands for "all real numbers" Knowing this, what do you think the interval would be? Hint: It's not a finite interval
(-oo, oo) ?
\[(-\infty,\infty)\]
Yep! So if we say that \(x \in ℝ\), then that means that x is an element of all real numbers! Also note that infinity itself is not exactly a real number, however we can use it to describe the property of a set or interval to indicate that "all real numbers" would go on forever.
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