Write interval notation.
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Interval notation is used to describe a range of values. In this case, since the numbers in the given options only differ in the third group of characters (after the second underscore), we can use that group to determine the interval. The third group in option B is one greater than the third group in the original sequence, so the interval notation would be [11ebbb8f_b991_f627_bcf2_336e6cf6d9b9, 11ebbb8f_b992_1d39_bcf2_6f5b9f505b58). The square bracket on the left indicates that the range includes the starting value, while the parenthesis on the right indicates that the range does not include the ending value. Interval notation refers to a range of numbers written in a compact form. The hexadecimal numbers in the given options represent a range of infinite decimal values. The only difference in the given options is in the third hexadecimal position, which corresponds to the decimal value in the thousands position. Among the given options, option B has the highest value in the third position, making it the best choice for representing the largest range of values.

Write Interval Notation. -