How do you know when the data is inclusive or exclusive?
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Look for specific instructions or information in the problem or question. Sometimes, the problem or question will explicitly state whether the data is inclusive or exclusive. For example, it may say "include all values between 1 and 10" or "exclude any values less Show more…
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