Chapter 9: Problem 75
Evaluate. $$ -|6|-|-11|+(-4) $$
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Chapter 9: Problem 75
Evaluate. $$ -|6|-|-11|+(-4) $$
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Decide whether each statement is true or false. If it is false, explain why. The intersection of the sets \((-\infty, 7]\) and \([7, \infty)\) is \(\\{7\\}\)
The 10 tallest buildings in Houston, Texas, as of 2009 are listed, along with
their heights.
$$
\begin{array}{c|c}
{} & {\text { Height }} \\
{} & {\text { Building }} & {\text { (in feet) }} \\
{\text { JPMorgan Chase Tower }} & {1002} \\
{\text { Wells Fargo Plaza }} & {992} \\
{\text { Williams Tower }} & {992} \\
{\text { Bank of America Center }} & {780} \\
{\text { Texaco Heritage Plaza }} & {756} \\
{\text { Enterpoint Energy Plaza }} & {741} \\
{\text { Continental Center I }} & {732} \\
{\text { Fulbright Tower }} & {725} \\
{\text { One Shell Plaza }} & {714} \\
\hline
\end{array}
$$
Use this information to work.
Let \(k\) represent the average height of these buildings. If a height \(x\)
satisfies the inequality
$$
|x-k|
Express each set in the simplest interval form. (Hint: Graph each set and look for the intersection or union. $$ (-\infty,-1] \cap[-4, \infty) $$
Express each set in the simplest interval form. (Hint: Graph each set and look for the intersection or union. $$ (-\infty,-6] \cap[-9, \infty) $$
Let \(A=\\{1,2,3,4,5,6\\}, B=\\{1,3,5\\}, C=\\{1,6\\}\) and \(D=\\{4\\} .\) Specify each set. $$ A \cap D $$
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