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OpenStudy (writerforever18):

The sets C and D are defined as follows. C={xlx<4} D={xlx≥9} Write C∩D and C∪D using interval notation. Someone Please Help Me!!!

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

Please tell me you understand??

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

I got the answer to the C upside down U D

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

But I dont know the answer for the U

OpenStudy (bobo-i-bo):

Do you know what all the notations mean?

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

x<4 is x is less than 4. the next one is x is greater than or equal to 9 the upside down U is intersection. and the U is Union

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

For intersection, another person told me the answer was no solution. But for the U I cant understand what the answer would be.

OpenStudy (bobo-i-bo):

The union of sets A and B is the set containing everything in both A and B. For example, if A={1,3,4} and B={4,56}, then \(A \cup B = \{1,3,4,5,6\}\). Does that make sense? Can you now answer your question?

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

That's what I dont understand. Would that mean that I would have to type the numbers between 4 and 9 inside {}?

OpenStudy (bobo-i-bo):

Well, this notation will do: \[\{x|4<x \leq 9 \}\]

OpenStudy (bobo-i-bo):

Do you understand why?

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

Wait that's what theyre looking for? How did you get it?

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

It wont let me type that in.

OpenStudy (bobo-i-bo):

Nonono

OpenStudy (bobo-i-bo):

Sorry, confusion between us somewhere or another. Let me start again.

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

Ok

OpenStudy (bobo-i-bo):

okay. So \(A \cup B\) means the set containing all the elements of both A and B. So C is the set of all numbers smaller than 4 and D is the set of all numbers greater or equal to 9. So the union of the two sets is the set of all numbers contained in both of them. So therefore, the union of the two sets is all numbers either smaller than 4 or greater or equal to 9. Does that make sense?

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

So then would I have to type an -infinite, 9?

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

That makes sense so I'm trying to see how I would piece the answer together.

OpenStudy (bobo-i-bo):

\(\{x|x<4 ~or~ x \geq 9 \}\)

OpenStudy (bobo-i-bo):

That is one way which you could write it out in set notation :)

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

Ok so if they were looking for infinite and negative infinite, Im sorry math just isnt my strength :(

OpenStudy (anthony1914):

do you know what the u and n mean

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

Yeah the U means Union and the n means intersection.

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

So I got that for the n, its no solution, so a circle with a slash line through it

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

But for the U I dont know what the answer would be

OpenStudy (anthony1914):

give me a sec im going to complete it then explain

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

sure

OpenStudy (anthony1914):

so xlx is less than 4 and x is greater than or equal to 9 is the anwser ill try to explain if you want but thats not my best skill

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

Ok let me try it.

OpenStudy (anthony1914):

first you must figure out what c is the set for

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

For some reason it won't let me type that in...

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

Oh, ummm isn't C the set for x<4?

OpenStudy (anthony1914):

yes and the set for d is...

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

x is greater than or equal to 9

OpenStudy (anthony1914):

yes thats right so the union of the two would have to include that and all the things in bettween right

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

yeah...but it won't let me type any letters into the answer box. Have you ever used Aleks math before?

OpenStudy (anthony1914):

i have heard of it but never used it can you use a graph

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

It doesn't tell me to graph anything (thank god haha) But it does show negative infinite and infinite, I'm guessing they want me to use those.

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

It won't let me type any letters.

OpenStudy (anthony1914):

ok than the anwser can be 4 u9n this one i am not positive on but i think that that is right

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

I'm trying to make sure I get this right because Aleks does this annoying this where if you get one right, it gives you two green bars (which completes the section your doing) and if you get one wrong, it brings you down one green bar.

OpenStudy (anthony1914):

then dont take my word for it this one is really hard

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

Oh ok I wanna see if I can find a qualified helper then...I dont know who will answer though lol your almost the only one who answered my question ;P Thank you so much though!

OpenStudy (anthony1914):

im sorry that i wasent much help T.T

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

Oh no you were actually a lot of help tbh! I really appreciate it :)

OpenStudy (anthony1914):

yeah when you get the anwser let me know and come back to music so we can chat some more when your through ;) ok

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

Yeah sure your a lot of fun to talk to :) We can still chat now

OpenStudy (anthony1914):

ok that would be nnice your a lot of fun to chat to also

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

Thnx :) I feel like the rest of the kids are talking nonsense and it's getting annoying lol

OpenStudy (anthony1914):

i know they say a lot of random stuff

OpenStudy (writerforever18):

Haha yeah

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