Write the inequality in interval notation
-x $\le$ -6
A) (-$\infty$, -6]
B) (-6, $\infty$)
C) [-6, $\infty$)
D) (-$\infty$, -6)

Name: Write the inequality in interval notation -x $\le$ -6 A) (-$\infty$, -6] B) (-6, $\infty$) C) [-6, $\infty$) D) (-$\infty$, -6)
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The inequality x ≤ -6 includes all numbers less than or equal to -6, which is represented in interval notation as (-∞, -6], where the square bracket indicates that -6 is included in the interval.

Write the Inequality in Interval Notation -X ≤\le≤ -6 A) (- ∞\infty∞

Write the Inequality in Interval Notation
-X $\le$ -6
A) (- $\infty$