Graph the set. (~c, -3) U (4, c) Use the tools to enter your answer
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First, we need to determine the values of c that make the set valid. The set is the union of two intervals: (~c, -3) and (4, c). This means that c cannot be less than -3 or greater than 4, because then one of the intervals would be empty. So, we have -3 < c < 4. Show more…
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