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What inequality represents this interval?\newline(2,6)(2, 6)\newlineChoices:\newline(A) 2<x<62 < x < 6\newline(B) 2x<62 \leq x < 6\newline(C) 2<x62 < x \leq 6\newline(D) 2x62 \leq x \leq 6

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Q. What inequality represents this interval?\newline(2,6)(2, 6)\newlineChoices:\newline(A) 2<x<62 < x < 6\newline(B) 2x<62 \leq x < 6\newline(C) 2<x62 < x \leq 6\newline(D) 2x62 \leq x \leq 6
  1. Identify Interval Type: Identify the type of interval given. The interval (2,6)(2, 6) is an open interval because it uses parentheses, which means that the endpoints 22 and 66 are not included in the interval.
  2. Translate to Inequality: Translate the open interval into an inequality. Since 22 is not included, the inequality must be strict on the lower bound, using "<<" rather than "\(\newline\)leq\(". Similarly, since \)\(6\) is not included, the inequality must be strict on the upper bound as well.
  3. Write Corresponding Inequality: Write the inequality that corresponds to the open interval (2,6)(2, 6). The correct inequality is 2<x<62 < x < 6, which means xx is greater than 22 and less than 66.

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