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Class 11MathematicsLinear InequalitiesIntroduction to inequalitiesEasy
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How do we write the interval ((-3,5]) as an inequality?

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Correct answer: (-3<x\le 5)

The symbol ((-3) shows that (-3) is not included and (5]) shows that (5) is included. Therefore (-3<x\le 5) is correct.

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Linear InequalitiesInterval NotationCompound InequalityIntroduction To InequalitiesMathematicsClass 11 Mcq
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