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Explain the mistake that is made.Rewrite in interval notation.This is incorrect. What mistake was made?
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In interval notation, a parenthesis "(" or ")" is used to denote that the endpoint is not included in the interval, while a bracket "[" or "]" is used to denote that the endpoint is included in the interval. Show more…
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