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Question 64051: Could some one please explain to me about "interval Notations"?
a= {i,3,5,7,9} b={2,4,6,8}. and c={1,4,10}
A u C= 1,3,4,5,7,10 ? is this right?
B upside down "u" C
(A u B) upside down "u" C Thanks, lackinmathe
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Question 82528: Solve and show the solution set on the number line:
(x+2)(x-1)(x-5)<=0
I believe this is the solution -2<=x<=1 or 3<=x<=5 however the steps are not real clear can you help me out here? How do I graph this.
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Question 82854: Are these questions correct?
Two lines that meet to form a right angle are called perpendicular lines?
Two lines that never meet are called parallel lines?
Two lines that are not parallel and do not meet to form a right angle are called intersecting lines?
Are these questions correct? Can you please tell me if not.
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Question 94629This question is from textbook 
: Hi I'm trying to graph numbers on a number line. they're giving me fractions like -4/3rds which they also say in the lesson that its -1 and 1/3rd and I don't understand how they came up with that answer. I'm trying to graphy -5/3rds and -9/4ths on a number line. please help me understand how to graph these!!This question is from textbook 
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Question 97836: a rational number can be expressed as the ratio of two intergers, with the denominator not equal to zero, while an irrational number cannot be expressed as the ratio of two intergers. is this true or false?
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Question 105575: I am trying to work from a page called Mathmagical Potions page #7 (1992) Donald M. Peck & The Wild Goose Company). It is called Hotter or Colder. It is using a time line that looks like a thermometer using #H above 0 and #C below zero. (4H 3H 2H 1H 0 1C 2C 3C etc.) Here is the problem 31C - 49C =__H
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