I attend university and when my college math teacher teaches i don't understand due to language barrier but i'm practicing by watching this video and i can say i understand everything now about set builder and intervals.
You have mixed up set builder notation with interval notation and you have not shown how set builder notation is correctly represented with x "such that" x is greater than 2. This is the first example, not sure if there are more since I stopped there.
I attend university and when my college math teacher teaches i don't understand due to language barrier but i'm practicing by watching this video and i can say i understand everything now about set builder and intervals.
I think you're confusing interval notation and set-builder notation. For x < 2, interval notation is (∞, 2) but set-builder notation is {x | x < 2}
So that underlined/sideways caret that points to the "lesser" is actually "greater"?
How do we find the union and intersection of set and interval
e.g {1,2,4}u(3,5)
Thank Youuuuuuu I'll pass one of these day if I just keep
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You have mixed up set builder notation with interval notation and you have not shown how set builder notation is correctly represented with x "such that" x is greater than 2. This is the first example, not sure if there are more since I stopped there.
Thanks
Sir you are confusing the two notations.check the video again..🙏
such a long intro, get to the point