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OpenStudy (sagewilson):

Functions help. Questions are posted below. Will medal.

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OpenStudy (sushi121212):

Well, if it's a greater than or equal to sign, it will be a [ ] behind the number. If it's just equal to, it'll have ( ). Since the first one keeps on going on negatively, it is (-∞ It is less than or equal to -3, so the first one is (-∞, -3] The second one is greater than, but NOT equal to -1, so it is (-1 It goes on for infinity, so the whole interval notation should be (-1, ∞) The infinity is negative. The U means union, or in other words: or The ∩ means intersect, or in other words: and Since the 2 things don't intersect, it's U So the answer is (-∞, -3] U (-1, ∞), or the last answer!

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