What is the difference between > and #>=#?

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SCooke
Apr 8, 2017

The first means all values greater (on the left) – but NOT including the value on the right. The second notation means that you also include the indicated value in the range.

Explanation:

When graphing, the first one is shown by a dotted line at the right-hand value, and the second one is shown by a solid line.

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