SOLUTION: On a number line graph the following intervals:
a.) (2,3)
b.) [-1,8)
c.) (-3,-1]
d.) [4,7]
how do i solve the above?
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-> SOLUTION: On a number line graph the following intervals:
a.) (2,3)
b.) [-1,8)
c.) (-3,-1]
d.) [4,7]
how do i solve the above?
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Question 201478: On a number line graph the following intervals:
a.) (2,3)
b.) [-1,8)
c.) (-3,-1]
d.) [4,7]
how do i solve the above? Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source):
If you have a parentheses mark, you make a little circle (meaning the endpoint is NOT included). If you have a bracket, you make a solid dot (meaning the endpoint IS included). Once you have the endpoints marked, you make a heavy line between the endpoints.
For your problem b: Make a solid dot at -1 because you have a square bracket on that end, make a little circle at 8 because you have a parentheses on that end, make a heavy line between the solid dot and the little circle to show that ALL of the numbers between the endpoints are included.
