#Sorry back again, new issue!

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grim blaze
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When I calculated it, it came up to x ≥ -6 and x ≥ 2. How do I determine which number to choose? Because when I graph both it seems obvious to me to come up with the interval notation, [-6, ∞). Help!

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atomic silo
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What was the answer again?
Is it x>=2?

grim blaze
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it probably is, but the thing is I don't understand why it isn't 6

atomic silo
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One is x>=-6
And x>=2

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When this type of case comes up

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We gotta choose the values that satisfies both the inequalities

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Like -4 isnt greater than -2

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So, we do not consider values from (-6,-2)

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Or you can say if we take up two sets
A and B

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Where A is the set for values satisfying the first inequality

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And B be the set of values satisfying the 2nd inequality

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The answer satisfying both the inequalities should be

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$A \cap B$

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atomic silo
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Hence, values like
-4 do not satisfy both the inequalities but values like +6 do

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@grim blaze was my explanation useful?

grim blaze
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I'm not sure, you see I graphed it out. And my thought process throughout this is that if x were to be greated than both 2 and... Oohhh now i get it. since x is greater than both 2 and -6, you chose the one closest to it to satisfy both.

atomic silo
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You can scrape out the set part if you you don't know it

grim blaze
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Cause if I chose -6 for the interval notation, then it wouldn't account for 2

atomic silo
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Just take it as a joke

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You have two friends, one of them like Chinese food and Indian food while the other likes Indian food and Italian food

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When you're deciding which cuisine to eat what would you decide?

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@grim blaze

atomic silo
grim blaze
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hm...

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well both chinese and indian food are spicy

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so I would choose the one that satisfies the spicy craving the most

atomic silo
grim blaze
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haha sorry i read it wrong

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indian food

atomic silo
grim blaze
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ahhh

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alright I think I get it, but I'll practice some more to ingrain it into my head

atomic silo
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You want to satisfy both the inequalities just like you want to satisfy both of your friends

atomic silo
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@grim blaze close the thread if you wanna

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Btw isnt this a high school lvl question?

grim blaze
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nope, college

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intermeddiate algebra class rn

atomic silo
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Oh

atomic silo
grim blaze
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last semester I failed the class, So I'm taking steps to secure whether I understand the material or not this semester.

atomic silo
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I was confused cause I learnt this in high-school

grim blaze
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Do not want to fail, at all, but tutoring at my college is like 30 minutes from my house, and I can't drive so I thought about using a discord server like this

atomic silo
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Wait close this and I'll talk to you in dms

grim blaze
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ah

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+close

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atomic silo
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:D

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