Q. What interval does this inequality represent?−2≤x<3Choices:(A)(−2,3](B)[−2,3)(C)(−2,3)(D)[−2,3]
Identify Endpoints: Identify the endpoints of the interval for the inequality −2≤x<3. The endpoints are −2 and 3.
Check Inclusion: Check whether the endpoints are included in the interval. For −2≤x, −2 is included in the interval, which is denoted by a closed bracket [ or a square bracket. For x<3, 3 is not included in the interval, which is denoted by an open bracket ) or a parenthesis.
Determine Interval: Determine the interval that the inequality −2≤x<3 represents. Since −2 is included and 3 is not included, the interval is [−2,3).