Posted by Michelle on Sunday, August 2, 2009 at 3:44pm.
In interval notation, we combine two disjoint intervals with the union operator, ∩. Therefore the answer in interval notation would be:
(-∞, -5) ∩ (3,5)
Parentheses are used (instead of square brackets) to indicate that the limits are excluded from the intervals. Some interval notations use square brackets facing towards the exterior (=exclude) instead of parentheses, i.e.
]-infin;, -5[ ∩ ]3,5[
]-∞, -5[ ∩ ]3,5[
Sorry, the union operator is ∪
so the correct intervals are:
(-∞,-5) ∪ (3,5)
or
]-∞, -5[ ∪ ]3,5[
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