Math Problem Statement
Solution
The problem asks to:
- Graph the set on a number line.
- Write the set using interval notation.
Step 1: Graph the Set on a Number Line
The inequality means that includes all numbers between 0 and 6, including the endpoints 0 and 6. On the number line, we can represent this by:
- A solid dot at 0, indicating that 0 is included.
- A solid dot at 6, indicating that 6 is included.
- A line connecting 0 and 6, showing that all values between 0 and 6 are included.
Step 2: Write the Set in Interval Notation
In interval notation, the set is written as: The square brackets and indicate that both endpoints (0 and 6) are included in the set.
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Relative Questions:
- How would the interval notation change if were excluded?
- Can you express the same set in set-builder notation instead of interval notation?
- How would this set change if we were working in and ?
- What is the difference between square brackets and parentheses in interval notation?
- How do you interpret inequalities with infinity when writing in interval notation?
Tip: When writing intervals, square brackets include the endpoint, while parentheses exclude it.
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Inequalities
Graphing on Number Line
Interval Notation
Formulas
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Theorems
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Suitable Grade Level
Grades 6-8
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