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How do you write(−∞,8),(10,∞),as an inequality?

Ax < 8 or x > 10
Bx < 10 or x > 8
Cx < 8 and x > 10
Dx < 10 and x > 8

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(−∞,8),(10,∞) is equal to x < 8 οr x > 10 

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Answer:

The answer is the option A

\(x< 8\) or \(x>10\)

Step-by-step explanation:

we know that

The interval -----> (-∞,8)

Is all real numbers less than \(8\)

\(x<8\)

The interval -----> (10,∞)

Is all real numbers greater than \(10\)

\(x>10\)

The expression (-∞,8) U (10,∞) represent the inequality

\(x< 8\) or \(x>10\)

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