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Which value is left out when the regions (x>2) and (x<2) are combined on the number line?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: 2

The inequality \(x>2\) contains every value greater than 2, while \(x<2\) contains every value less than 2. Their union includes every real number except \(x=2\), because 2 satisfies neither inequality. Hence, 2 is left out. Exam tip: In strict inequalities \(>\) and \(<\), the boundary value is excluded and is shown by an open circle on the number line.

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Linear InequalitiesNumber LineUnion Of InequalitiesStrict InequalitiesExcluded ValueRepresentation On Number LineMathematicsClass 11 Mcq

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