how do you write (-1,10] as an inequality and graph the solutions?

Question

How do you write intervals as an inequality and then graph the solutions?

Answer 1

In words, this means the interval between -1 and 10, where -1 itself is excluded but 10 is included.

Mathematically expressed this is -1<x≤10. On a number line, highlight the line segment between -1 and 10, but show that -1 is not included but 10 is included in the segment. x represents any point on the line segment.