Sentences with OPEN-INTERVAL
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"An open interval does not include its endpoints."
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"The set of all real numbers between 0 and 1 forms an open interval."
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"In mathematics, an open interval is denoted using parentheses, like (a, b)."
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"The interval (-∞, 5) is an open interval that stretches from negative infinity to 5."
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"An open interval contains infinitely many real numbers."
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"In calculus, open intervals are often used to discuss limits."
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"To graph an open interval on the number line, you use an empty circle at each endpoint."
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"The interval (2, 7) is an example of an open interval."
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"An open interval is a basic concept in interval notation."
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"If a point lies within an open interval, it means the point is between the endpoints but is not an endpoint itself."
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"On a weather forecast, an open interval might be used to indicate that rain is likely between 2 PM and 6 PM."
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"The open interval (a, b) consists of all x values such that a < x < b."
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"In geometry, an open interval on a line segment excludes the endpoints."
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"An open interval never includes its endpoints."
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"The set of all positive numbers is an open interval starting from 0."
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"An open interval has no minimum or maximum value."
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"An open interval can be finite or infinite."
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"In some programming languages, open intervals are used to define loops."
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"The function is continuous on the open interval (0, 1)."
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"An open interval does not include its endpoints."
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"The open interval (a, b) contains all the real numbers between a and b, excluding a and b."
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"The equation has no solution within the open interval (-∞, 0)."
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"The line segment AB is a subset of the open interval (A, B)."
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"The function f(x) is monotonically increasing on the open interval (0, 2)."
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"The open interval (-5, 5) is symmetric about the origin."
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"The open interval (a, ∞) represents all real numbers greater than a."
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"The open interval (0, 10) contains all positive numbers less than 10."
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"The open interval (x, x+1) is always a valid interval for any real number x."
