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In interval notation, the given expression is given as (∞ , 5) where the value of 5 is exclusive
Inequality expression
Inequality are expression not separates by an equal sign.
Let the required set of numbers be "x" such that;
The set of all numbers less than or equal to −5 is expressed as x < -5
In interval notation, the given expression is given as (∞ , 5) where the value of 5 is exclusive
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Answer:
(-∞, -5]
Step-by-step explanation:
The set of numbers less than equal to -5 is the set that includes -5 and all numbers less than -5 through to negative infinity.
x ≤ -5
(-∞, -5]
We always use a curved bracket (parenthe3sis) with infinity.
In this case, since -5 is part of the set, we use a square bracket with -5.