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31 August, 09:16

What is x-3< 1 in interval notation

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  1. 31 August, 09:37
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    (-∞,4). All I did was isolated x, and it says that x has to be less than 4. That means anything before 4 is fair game. Since the problem said that it can't be equal to 4 (as it would have had to have a line under the less than symbol), I used parenthesis on the 4 side as opposed to hard brackets. The ∞ always requires parenthesis.
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