always use parantheses for , -
It is used to express that an object belongs to set
(a,b) - excluded [a,b] - included
EXAMPLE : x (-2,5)
Parantheses?
It is a pair of curved
lines used to group
numbers or
operations together,
and indicate the
order of operations
parantheses
brackets
braces
element of
LINEAR INEQUALITIESLINEAR INEQUALITIES
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FORMS OF LINEAR INEQUALITIES
There are 3 forms of linear inequalities :
- Set notation form
- Interval notation form
- Number line form
SET NOTATION FORM
Formal way of expressing the solution
Example : solution for x > 2 is { x : x > 2 }
This reads as “the set of all x such that x is
greater than 2"
INTERVAL NOTATION FORM
is the symbol represents “element of”
Form of inequalities :
1.Set notation form Parantheses : exluded ()
- Interval notation form Brackets : included []
- Number line form