Combining intervals
Hi, is it possible to do the following and get a result?:
$(\overline{(-4,1)}\cup[0,\infty)) \backslash ((-\infty,4)\cap[-1,3])$
Plotting would also be nice.
Hi, is it possible to do the following and get a result?:
$(\overline{(-4,1)}\cup[0,\infty)) \backslash ((-\infty,4)\cap[-1,3])$
Plotting would also be nice.
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Asked: 2013-01-25 09:10:41 +0100
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Last updated: Jan 28 '13
I think your image did not upload. (This makes sense, since we don't want spammy images.) Can you cut and paste text? (And now it does appear, at least for me - maybe because I edited it...)
http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/ticket/9793 seems relevant.
Can you ask the question in a way that doesn't require uploading an image?
I see the image. It is the following formula: $\overline{(-4,1)} \cup [0,\infty) \setminus (-\infty,4) \cap [-1,3]$ (rendered...).
Write the expression in LaTeX between a pair of $ symbols.